By Ashley Horton-Duran Daytona State College hosted its annual Campus Safety Awareness Day, providing lectures on how to stay secure and honoring local police officers. “Traditionally in April, campuses across the country meet and do some type of safety awareness. It is the anniversary of Virginia Tech and it is the Continue reading Campus Safety alerts students
By Thomas Lynn Even after an hour of their first meeting, the new group at Daytona State College, Sapientia, still couldn’t find an answer for the question, “what is a human being?” Dr. Ram Nayar, director of academic research, always knew he wanted to form a group of inquisitive students Continue reading Group develops sense of wisdom
By Austin King Front and center in the Trayvon Martin case is Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” law. After being questioned, George Zimmerman was released the night of the shooting, citing stand your ground as his justification for the shooting. Now, that law is now being questioned by the court of Continue reading Stand your ground law is key to Sanford case
By Austin King When I accepted the Opinion Editor position at the In Motion in February of 2010, I could have never imagined how much I would grow as a person during my tenure. The past two years have had their ups and downs, but I will always remember the Continue reading Take time to reflect, before you lose sight of what is real
By Emelia Hitchner A collaboration between Daytona State College and the University of Central Florida has expanded the Writing Center,promising to individually cater to students’every writing need. The expansion commensed after UCF students began inquiring access to DSC’s writing center, after the one in the UCF building lost their student Continue reading Writing Center expansion unites colleges
By Austin King First, they threw away $1.5 million to bring the Jonas Brothers to Daytona, but I didn’t speak up because “Lovebug” really was a catchy song. Then they came for our print textbooks, but I didn’t speak up because my professor said we wouldn’t need the book for Continue reading Board rejects smoke ban
By Emelia Hitchner A brief ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the beginning of a new gathering area where students and groups will have the opportunity to break the monotony of classroom settings. President Carol Eaton from Daytona State College, with the assistance of Cathy Webb, Student Government Association president, introduced the freshly constructed student commons area on March 30 to Continue reading Ribbon cutting ceremony commemorates new commons area
By Quenby Sheree Now on display at the Southeast Museum of Photography, the “Fluidrive” series spans over six years and is concerned with forms of story-telling. Curtis Wehrfritz’s daguerreotype images are very much involved with theatrics and are inspired by his primary focus of filmmaking and playwrighting. “Fluidrive” is something straight out of the dark fairytale I longed Continue reading Exhibit brings out best in Gothic style
