By Jay McQuade The DSC women’s golf team won four of five tournaments when the season began in the Fall. As the Spring schedule progressed, the team hit a bit of a rough patch. They weren’t winning as many tournaments as they hoped and expected, though, they still managed to Continue reading Lady Falcon golf team wraps up successful season
By Austin King Magic center Dwight Howard should leave Orlando when his contract expires after the 2011-2012 season. Who would blame him? Howard has been eligible to sign a two-year extension with the organization since last June but continues to deflect any questions about his impending free agency. If he Continue reading Dwight Howard: Should he stay or should he go?
By Alyssa Merwin Random Acts of Insanity is a comedy improv troupe that was started in Daytona Beach in 2005. Performing mainly in Daytona Beach and surrounding cities, all shows are completely unscripted and performers rely solely on the audience, making each show unpredictable and unique. “We’ve been doing this for Continue reading Improv fun
By Ciera Battleson On April 15, more than 20 photography students from the Daytona and Orlando area gathered at Sweet Marlay’s Coffee House on Beach Street to promote and share their most recent and/or acclaimed works with the public. The “In Our Hands Photo Show” was organized by Daytona State photographer Continue reading Student photography exhibit a success
By Thomas Lynn The show was set to start at 7:30 p.m. Emma King and The Heartsets may not be a household name, coming all the way from Britain, fans of country music, or music in general, were not disappointed. After a brief introduction from Jake Niceley, assistant chair of the Continue reading A little twang from across the pond
By Ciera Battleson On April 7, Daytona State College students, administration, faculty, club members, athletes and student-government participants met with health-service personnel and members of the community to discuss the issue of smoking on campus grounds. The meeting members would be part of what is called the Tobacco Task Force. The Continue reading Smoking on campus discussed, strong push toward ban
By Jennifer Howard Pass the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools visit with ease, find a new president, collect $1.5 million owed to Daytona State and hire a law firm to protect its interests: Working as a united front, the Board of Trustees is working toward those goals. Café 101 was Continue reading No more hidden agendas, board steps up
By Lisa Swearingen On April 12, Daytona State College hosted Campus Safety Awareness Day. People, eager to learn more about what they should do during an emergency were given information about these topics from organizations in the Volusia county area. Students, faculty and staff participated in the event, which took place Continue reading Safety first at DSC
