Staff Editorial The city of Daytona Beach is pushing forward with its plans to build a $6 million, 100-bed homeless shelter near the Volusia County Jail, located west of Interstate 95. The First Step Shelter for homeless adults is behind schedule and desperately needed, but people throughout the community wonder Continue reading We Need More Than “First Step” for Homeless Shelter
Kyra Lieberman In Motion Staff Writer On Nov. 6, Florida has 12 constitutional amendments are on the ballot, with five being bundled. According to the Tampa Bay Times, it’s the most amendments voters have had to face since 1998. A “bundled” amendment includes more than one issue and those issues Continue reading Amendments Serving an Underhanded Agenda
Compassion for fellow human beings is the focus of the National Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week Nov. 10-18. At Daytona State College the week begins on Friday evening, Nov. 9 with a kick-off event at the clock tower. The event hosted by the Student Government Association, Phi Theta Kappa, Democratic Continue reading Helping Homeless Target of National Effort
Louis G. Arias In Motion Special The Project Management Institute’s Central Florida Chapter held its second annual meeting at Daytona State’s News-Journal Center last month, highlighted by a presentation by the father of enterprise architecture, John Zachman. Zachman — whose highly sought worldwide seminars on the “Business Agility Manifesto” are Continue reading Project Management Takes Center Stage at Dsc’s News-Journal Center
Tom Plesser In Motion Staff Writer Chills, sweating, nausea, body aches — the symptoms of infection. The list is not great. Where could you have possibly contracted the illness? Studies show that survival times for flu and cold viruses vary from a few seconds to 48 hours. The type of Continue reading Protection for Global Viruses Only a Vaccine Away
Sue Small-Kreider In Motion Staff Writer Aim for perfection and accept excellence is the advice that a former teen-age guest on the “Oprah Winfrey Show” offered a crowd of approximately 350 students, faculty, staff and local community members at Daytona State College’s L. Gale Lemerand Entrepreneurial Speaker Series. Jason Meyer, Continue reading Boom-To-Bust and Back, Speaker Shares Success Story
Michele Meyers In Motion Staff Writer Ben Ewers, a student with the Daytona State College Science Club, stood atop a small platform that was spinning in circles, as he held what resembled a bike tire, also rotating continuously. Gabriel Mann, a student at Cypress Creek Elementary in Port Orange, could Continue reading Magic of Sciences Casts Spell at Stemfest
The student massage clinic at Daytona State College will be open to the public each Thursday through Dec. 6, except Nov. 22 when the College will be closed in observance of Thanksgiving. Offering full-body, 50-minute wellness massages under faculty supervision, students in the vocational credit certificate program gain hands-on experience Continue reading Massage Clinic Reopens for Business
