Candice Thompson In Motion It’s the 4pm middle of the day slump. Frantically rushing against unforgiving deadlines, students eyes everywhere begin to close. In desperate need of a rapid boost, most reach for a highly caffeinated energy drink to get them through the day. That burst will be short lived, Continue reading Energy drinks – friend or foe
Candice Thompson In Motion When Dan Buettner set out with National Geographic as a modern day Ponce de Leon in 2004, he had no idea he would uncover the real Fountain of Youth. Initially, the team went in search of places around the globe to find where residents were living Continue reading The good ‘blues’ is 9 steps to healthier, happier life
Thomas Clements In Motion Staff Writer Daytona State College hosted “An Evening of History” Feb. 26 at the DSC News-Journal Center, honoring surviving veterans of World War II. Of the 16 million Americans who answered the call in the “Great War,” today their numbers have receded to 850,000. Packed almost Continue reading DSC celebrates history with WWII vets
Eryn Brennan In Motion Staff Writer On March 15, people all across the state will be deciding which of the Democratic and Republican candidates will take Florida’s delegates to their respective national conventions. Understanding Florida’s role in the primary process is important to understanding why students should be excited about Continue reading March 15 Florida primary a must-vote
By Dave Masaitis In Motion Staff Writer A military veteran cumulatively spends months to years in military classrooms, depending on their level of specialization and the duration of their career. They spend time studying, testing and learning just like their peers who went to college. And in most military schools Continue reading The Rally Point: Transfer credits for vets begs for re-evaluation
By Stephen MacKay In Motion Staff Writer Educators from throughout Florida found themselves in the ballroom of the Mori Hosseini Center of Daytona State College’s home campus Feb. 12 to take advantage of professional development opportunities with a focus on world languages, The 4th annual Living the Language Conference featured Continue reading Language Conference brings world view to campus
Group offering 5th annual Mexican-American scholarships For the fifth straight year, Mexican and Mexican-American students attending Daytona State College can apply to receive help defraying educational costs, thanks to a partnership between the college and a Mexico-based non-profit group. Juntos Podemos (“Together We Can”) was created by five nonprofit organizations Continue reading News Briefs March 2016
Dear Editor in Chief I’d like to respond to an article published in the December edition of In Motion, titled “The Rally Point – Veterans speak out about the Islamic State.” The article rightly stresses the need to hear from more veterans concerning our country’s involvement in the Mideast. Combat Continue reading Letter to the Editor
