Chloe Chidester In Motion Staff Writer The School of Humanities and Communication has worked hard to supply Daytona State College students with tools they need to pass ENC 1101, a composition core class that is required for any program at DSC. To that end, two new courses were introduced during Continue reading New courses ease road to successful reading, writing skills
Chloe Chidester In Motion Staff Writer Every November, the Student Government Association of Daytona State College helps organize the Thanksgiving Basket Brigade, a charity started by former DSC student Jay Young and a group of friends in 1997. Young, who runs the organization today, says the founding of the Basket Continue reading Project serves heaping helping of aid
Scott Turner & Brandon Krampert In Motion Staff Writer Are single generation homes on a downward trend, or is it an end result of economic and social evolution? According to a report from the Pew Research Center, 57 million people are living in multi-generational homes. This number is double the Continue reading Decline of owning property among millennials
Drones, otherwise known as unmanned aerial systems, initially came to the public consciousness of the U.S. in its utilization for U.S. military/intelligence operations overseas. But in the past decade, companies in the private sector have found other uses for it relating to commerce, entertainment, agriculture, public safety and journalism. Upon Continue reading FAA abuzz over drone technology
Scott Turner In Motion Staff Writer Dr. Carol Eaton became the eighth and first female President of Daytona State College in August 2011 and will continue to hold the post through August 2015, but her contract will not be renewed after that time. Eaton brought with her an extensive background Continue reading DSC Board ends Eaton’s short tenure
Joyce Wagner In Motion Staff Writer Daytona State College was recently recognized as being military friendly. On Veterans Day this was proven by the number of veterans, students, faculty and staff attending the ceremony which was held at the Student Landing. Master of Ceremonies Dr. Tom LoBasso led the crowd Continue reading Veterans Day honors fallen
Interviews by Caitlin Peterson and Photos by Chris Tropea Gabrielle Medrano, Biology – “My family goes crazy, we make shirts and divide into teams to see who gets the best deals!’” Nancy Elwell, Nursing -“It doesn’t have any effect on my Continue reading InMind: How does Black Friday affect your Thanksgiving plans?
Chloe Chidester In Motion Staff Writer “The Atlantic was mine,” said Judith Fox during her recitation of a prose poem at the opening of her artist talk corresponding to her new exhibit, “Sea of Dreams,” a two-part series consisting of “Sirens” and “The Secret Kingdom.” That phrase, along with the Continue reading ‘Sea of Dreams’ series focuses on sea, sirens, secrets
