Rachel French In Motion Staff Writer It’s almost Christmas and, as everybody knows, that means it’s time to break out the Christmas decorations. People associate Christmas trees with the birth of Christ, the coming of a new year, a symbol and promise of hope. Exquisite glass ornaments and beautiful displays Continue reading Christmas Trees harken season to be jolly
Katy Kleinginna In Motion Staff Writer Fall brings forth pumpkins, cooler weather and a holiday dedicated to being thankful for all that you have. For less fortunate families, this is not always a celebrated time. Local students combined their efforts to help bring these families meals for the holiday season. Continue reading Basket Brigade brings food to local families
Quinn Wilson In Motion Staff Writer Hope may raise the spirits of the downtrodden, but it’s not going to raise the walls of a new student center. Daytona State is seeking out around $32.3 million dollars—$23 million going toward a new student services building at the Daytona campus—while the rest Continue reading Area colleges await response from lawmakers
Scott Turner In Motion Staff Writer The Extreme Entrepreneur Tour recently came to Daytona State’s Mori Hosseini Center, providing tips to aspiring business owners. Some 400 people came out to learn about the secrets of success that the presenters had to offer and were met with quite a show. The Continue reading Extreme entrepreneur tour comes to DSC
Joyce Wagner In Motion Staff Writer Daytona State College Falcon Veterans Club and the Office of Co-Curricular Activities hosted a Veterans Day ceremony in Echo Plaza. In attendance were veterans representing every branch of the military and every conflict from WWII on. Tents were set up to display various medals, Continue reading Vets: Love of country, willingness to serve, sacrifice for common good
Joyce Wagner In Motion Staff Writer Nov. 22 marked the 50th anniversary of the assassination of President John Fitzgerald Kennedy. His wife, Jacqueline sat beside him in the back seat of an open Lincoln Continental convertible as it traveled 10 miles through the streets of Dallas. The facts of what Continue reading Conspiracy theories linger 50 years later
Ali Schmitz In Motion Staff Writer It was an innocent gesture by Hallmark that caused a controversy. In an attempt to be friendly to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender community, a Christmas ornament was sold that said “Don we now our FUN apparel,” in an attempt to not use Continue reading It’s easy to be politically incorrect
‘What is your least favorite holiday tradition?’ Interviews by Anya Ivanova and Photos by Lisa Silversmith Dontae Freeman,Pediatric Nursing – “Dressing up for Halloween.” Lora Jones,Undecided -“Commercialism of Christmas.” Hunter Hicks,Undecided -“Carving pumpkins.” Continue reading InMind: December 2013
