By Aaron Waters Daytona State Women’s Basketball is looking towards a strong finish in conference play for a chance at capturing a ninth championship. The Falcons are eyeing the competition that stands in the way of their goal of adding another title to the once dominant program. The team has Continue reading Lady Falcons Have Prey in Sight
By Kyle McCarthy It may not be obvious to everyone, but Florida is a big sports state. In the three major sports, the NBA, NFL and MLB, Florida holds seven teams. California holds an astonishing twelve and Texas has seven. The New York metropolitan area only has six teams. However, Continue reading Campus Confidential
By Thomas Lynn We weren’t watching the race — we were a part of it. Standing in the thick air of gasoline, the roar of engines that make ears bleed, drifting clouds of burnt rubber, causing crippling fits of spasmodic coughs. There was no reason to follow what we were so clearly devoured by. Buzzing voices over Continue reading Reporter keeps pace inside organized chaos machine
By Arden Gregory With the warmer weather in recent weeks, and the lack of rain, conditions have been perfect for the start of the spring baseball and softball season at Daytona State College. The Lady Falcons have been elevated, with a record of 9-1. It seems Head Coach Sabrina Manhart Continue reading Falcons fly with high scores
By Amy Fouraker An event can alter a lifetime of dreams and open doors for new opportunities. Orion Christy, 26, has transitioned his career goals to a different form of media due to a near death accident. Christy received his degree from Full Sail University in Orlando, FL in 2003. He then worked freelance on different projects Continue reading Film major has new perspective
By Thomas Lynn White sand, rolling waves and a young surfer taming the wild ocean, the projector at the first Surfnight Cinema event took the whole audience on a vacation without any need for a stressful plane ride. It may have been an event to raise money for the surf Continue reading Cameras Rolls on Surf Club
By Cherise Moulden Formed during the summer of 2011, the Music Industry Club began to place ideas and thoughts together to create a club where students from the Daytona State Music Program and non-Music Program students could come together and learn about the industry. Every Tuesday at the News JournalCenter, the MIC members eagerly wait for the Continue reading Music club hits high note with students
By Thomas Lynn The Board of Trustees met for its February meeting and entered the 21st century with the addition of brand new iPADS for members. But, the future remains hazy for a number of programs and employees at Daytona State College. This year will see the last of government Continue reading Board of Trustees fall into 21st century
