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Alumni Assn. expanding membership, by reuniting former DSC students

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Joyce Wagner In Motion Staff Writer Daytona State College is rejuvenating its Alumni Association in an effort to reconnect past students and make them aware of resources available to them. Whether you took one class or many, you are eligible to join. Their goal is to reestablish the group and Continue reading Alumni Assn. expanding membership, by reuniting former DSC students→

New BSED degree answers governor’s call

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Scott Turner In Motion Staff Writer Daytona State has added another bachelor’s degree to its catalog, continuing to answer Governor Rick Scott’s challenge to make affordable bachelor’s programs available at state colleges. The price of the degree is $10,000 provided that all the requirements are met and is targeted towards Continue reading New BSED degree answers governor’s call→

Awards herald outstanding achievers

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Anya Ivanova In Motion Staff Writer Daytona State College honored its most exceptional students on April 9 in the Lemerand Center. More than 175 students were recognized for their outstanding performance in different nominations. The Awards Convocation gathered faculty, students and their friends and families. Faculty members were dressed in Continue reading Awards herald outstanding achievers→

Why the cost of not going to college is rising

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Student loans are now the biggest form of debt surpassing $1 trillion and essentially the only kind of debt one can’t claim bankruptcy on, so why would it be appealing to anyone? The Pew Research Center, a non-partisan think tank assessed the rising costs of not going to college in Continue reading Why the cost of not going to college is rising→

For those facing graduation, choose love over pay

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Steve Henning Special to In Motion Money is something we all know, whether we hate it, love it, or take it for granted. Students can especially relate to it in some form or another, usually because we never have enough. On a larger scale, it is unfortunately quite important today. Continue reading For those facing graduation, choose love over pay→

With campaign donations it’s one dollar, one vote, not one person, one vote

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Brandon Krampert In Motion Staff Writer In early April, the crisis heightened within the sphere of money in public elections with the Supreme Court Decision of McCutcheon v. FEC. The ruling struck down a long-standing limit on how much individual donors can give to federal candidates, political parties and political Continue reading With campaign donations it’s one dollar, one vote, not one person, one vote→

InMind: May 2014

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‘How do you think your college education will benefit you in the future?’ Interviews by Anya Ivanova and Photos by Tana Marie Wood Daniel Malcolm,Mechanical Engineering – “It will help me provide for my family and secure a future for my future family.” Continue reading InMind: May 2014→

Scholarship donors, recipients meet at luncheon honoring DSC’s finest

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Joyce Wagner In Motion Staff Writer Café 101 in the Hosseini Center was the setting for a luncheon to recognize, thank and honor donors and student recipients of foundation scholarships. Guests were seated so that students had the opportunity to meet and converse with those who had made contributions, some Continue reading Scholarship donors, recipients meet at luncheon honoring DSC’s finest→