Brandon Krampert In Motion Staff Writer One would expect, flipping through the U.S. news, that the poor have achieved a sense of social mobility and that a need for a war on poverty is genuinely in the dustbin of history. At least, that would be the assumption based on the Continue reading Poverty of visibility plague’s richest nation
Emilee Blythe Special to In Motion Pink clothes, pink cups, pink hats, pink bracelets, a pink month. Pink is everywhere to raise breast cancer awareness. But what about the black, lime, teal, or purple? The popularity of breast cancer awareness has spread incredibly in the past two decades and continues. Continue reading Cancer rainbow sparks awareness
Joe Johnson Special to In Motion To keep up in a rapidly evolving world, Daytona State College continues to introduce video and multimedia courses into its longtime curriculum based on “freezing moments,” also known as photography. “Five years ago we didn’t have a video course. Now we have two video Continue reading Multimedia instruction continues to rise on campus
Olivia Clavelo Special to In Motion When choosing a college major, often people choose an economically promising career over something they enjoy. Daytona State offers the best of both worlds. The Mike Curb College of Music, Entertainment and Art at Daytona State College allows young musicians to follow their dreams Continue reading Music Technology degree pays off for performers, producers
Joyce Wagner In Motion Staff Writer On June 22 of this year, Rick Doolin lost his battle with pericardial mesothelioma. Just a year prior, Doolin, a Daytona State College professor, began the long, difficult journey, along with his wife, Stacey and their two young sons, Jesse and Noah. A well-liked, Continue reading DSC superhero continues to teach anatomy through generous donation
PTK promoting ‘Healthy Body, Healthy Mind’ Mu Rho, Daytona State College’s Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, is embarking on a quest to benefit the minds and bodies of the students and staff at their school by engaging in weekly yoga sessions, led by student officer Casey Ward. The impetus behind Continue reading News Briefs: Aug/ Sept 2014
Jewell Tomazin Special to In Motion Characterized by their fresh, locally grown produce, farmer’s markets are destinations for organic eaters, health-food junkies and anyone seeking fresh fruits and vegetables not found in a grocery store. Compared to the large buildings and vast selections that grocery stores provide, farmer’s markets are Continue reading Farm fresh food gives biggest bang for your bite
Courtesy of the DSC Marketing Dept. For 31-year-old freshman Holly Ruffolo, going to college was an intimidating prospect. She realized she was off to a late start in college, but views earning her Associate of Science Degree in Business Administration as the first step toward advancing her professional development. “One Continue reading New fall course getting positive initial marks
