Staff Editorial Misinformation is not only dangerous, it also can be deadly. The World Health Organization listed “vaccine hesitancy” as one of the top 10 threats to global health in 2019. Vaccinations save millions of lives globally, protecting the vaccinated from preventable diseases. A wave against vaccinating all together, however, Continue reading Anti-Vaxxer Epidemic Threatens Everyone’s Safety
Jarred Walker – Staff Writer One of the most unfortunate and visible problems Daytona Beach has dealt with for years is the amount of homeless people in need. At last estimate, there are some 700 homeless people in Volusia and Flagler counties. Last May, the Volusia/Flagler County Coalition for the Homeless Continue reading Help Is Just a Hair Cut Away
Louis Arias- Staff Writer Passwords. Nobody’s favorite. IT Service Desks hated resetting them all day long so they automated the process. No one really likes having to remember passwords. Yes, passwords are nobody’s favorite…except hackers. If you lived in a dangerous neighborhood, would you use a simple bedroom door lock Continue reading Personal Password Managers a Smart Consumer Choice
Hannah Runnels – Staff Writer It’s a widely used cliché on American cop shows and courtroom dramas, not to mention among a lot of voters as well: “If you’re innocent, then you have nothing to worry about.” Yet the United States — which comprises only five percent of the world’s Continue reading ‘Prison Nation’ Takes on Cause of Incarcerated
Jarred Walker – Staff Editor Half-naked women in provocative poses holding submachine guns is not the photography you would see in an everyday calendar. But for Nikon cameras ambassador Dixie Dixon, such artistic creativity is the norm. From nude models to exotic locations, nothing is off-limits. Early last month, Dixon Continue reading Nikon Expert Dixie Dixon Bowls over Students
Hannah Runnels – Staff Writer Running through April 20, the exhibition “Capture” brings out of the darkness and into the light student work that was abandoned, forgotten and otherwise neglected. With a December opening, the show is still on view at the Gary R. Libby Gallery, which is housed at the Continue reading ‘Capture’ Brings Students’ Work out of Shadows
Brendan Engel In Motion Special Michelle Spanos is a local travel agent and blogger who has vast experience in frugal but fun things to do in Florida. Often, students forget how much there is to do right around them. In Volusia County there’s no need to go far to find Continue reading Spring Break Staycations Not Bad Idea for Broke Students
Sarai Thompson – Staff Writer With an urgency to find new job opportunities for students, Daytona State College is brewing up a recipe for success with its 30-credit Hospitality Beverage Science certificate program. In the 28-member Florida College System, the program is exclusive to DSC, although some other colleges offer Continue reading Beverage Program Refreshing Change of Pace for Culinary Students
