Cara O’Connell Special to In Motion Since the dawn of civilization, hairstyle trends have been forever changing. Males and females alike are constantly adjusting their looks to keep up with the latest trend. “Everyone wants to look like their favorite celebrity. Everyone wants to be Kim Kardashian,” Dee Gay, a Continue reading Hairstyles at root of fashions trends in college
Maureen Paulson Special to In Motion Helping stop the unnecessary over-population and euthanasia of millions of unwanted pets might seem like a daunting task. But Daytona State College students can do just that, proving that a single person and a single deed can make a difference. There are dozens of Continue reading Volunteers make all difference for rescues
DSC Faculty, programs earn accolades Daytona State College English professor Sandra Offiah-Hawkins has been notified by Pearson Publishers that her essay “An Account of Alfred E. Cooley’s Plight in the Face of Hurricane Katrina” has just been accepted for publication in two of its reading and writing textbooks. Meanwhile, political Continue reading News Briefs
At the start of the year, the Obama administration made a proposal to make the first two years of college tuition-free for students, a recommendation modeled after legislation put into effect by the state of Tennessee and the city of Chicago. According to the proposal, the federal government would cover Continue reading Tuition-free college idea in right direction
Brandon Krampert In Motion Staff Writer During Daytona State College’s Board of Trustees meeting on Jan. 15 a resolution was passed that transferred Carol Eaton from DSC president to serving an advisory role until her contract ends in August. The board then appointed former DSC Chief Operations Officer Thomas LoBasso Continue reading Interim president takes over reins at Daytona State
Chris Tropea In Motion Staff Writer Twice a week at Daytona State College there are live television programs being filmed and broadcasted on the college’s television station. Those wondering “Who’s running the show?” might be surprised to know, it’s students. Participants in the Television Studio Production Certificate program crew the Continue reading Lights, camera, action pay off in live television
Brandon Krampert In Motion Staff Writer At the beginning of January, two gunmen killed 12 people at the “satirical” magazine office called Charlie Hebdo in Paris: five cartoonists; a columnist; a maintenance worker; an economist; a visitor; a copy-editor and two police officers. The two shooters have been described as Continue reading Charlie Hebdo pays heavy price for ‘free speech’
Interviews by Caitlin Peterson and Photos by Justina Newman Stacy Gumataotao, Biology – My favorite holiday tradition is cooking for my huge family. We all pitch in and cook up a storm! Dondre Amador, Computer Engineering -On Christmas and Thanksgiving after dinner, we Continue reading What is your favorite holiday tradition?
