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Study Abroad feeds need for broader horizons

Posted on January 31, 2018 by

Drew Mojica Special to In Motion International courses are an excellent way to gain new experiences that can’t be learned in the classroom. Daytona State College currently has three Study Abroad programs that can help feed the learning experiences students are longing for. On March 9, nursing students enrolled in Continue reading Study Abroad feeds need for broader horizons→

For students on the road, why the rush?

Posted on January 31, 2018 by

Jesse R. Striewski Special to In Motion There’s no doubt college students have an abundance of responsibility to factor in on a daily basis. But when it comes to the rules of the road, newly licensed and/or college-aged drivers can often be the most careless behind the wheel. According to Continue reading For students on the road, why the rush?→

Smoke, mirrors, uncertainty greet medical marijuana law

Posted on January 31, 2018 by

By Shawna McDowell Special to In Motion Imagine eating edible cannabis candy or vaping medicinal marijuana while attending class. The June 2017 signing of a bill by Florida Governor Rick Scott qualifying patients to receive medical marijuana makes that daydream a potential reality. And these patients potentially include more college Continue reading Smoke, mirrors, uncertainty greet medical marijuana law→

Women in Film local powerhouse for inspiration

Posted on January 31, 2018 by

Alex Austin Special to In Motion Women in Film is an organization that brings together men and women who aspire to become media-makers and empowers them to achieve their highest potential of professionalism and creativity. The Daytona Beach branch meetings are held on every first Wednesday of the month from Continue reading Women in Film local powerhouse for inspiration→

College rich with variety of music ensembles

Posted on January 31, 2018 by

Alexander Smith Special to In Motion Every semester, students, faculty and staff are invited to come listen to DSC’s various ensembles, all of which perform musical productions for the campus and community’s enjoyment. Ensembles are entirely student run and no admission charge is required, except for applause. Most of the Continue reading College rich with variety of music ensembles→

In Mind: “How do you feel about recreational marijuana use in the state of Florida?”

Posted on January 31, 2018 by

In Mind Febuary

Tris Kepple
Psychology

“Research proves that marijuana does not cause cancer. Recreationally, I wouldn’t advise to drive while in use. Drunk driving is worse than driving stoned.”

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Brittany Fane
Nursing

“I would be fine with it because there are medical reasons such as anxiety, and marijuana helps to calm down people.”

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Katya Anthony
Photography

“No, I don’t agree. I am only for medical reasons.”

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Wesley Graham
Culinary

“Honestly, I agree with recreational marijuana use since it will raise taxes and keep people out of jail needlessly.”

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Ariella Lester
Finance

“I feel it wouldn’t be bad since the government can tax it. I would treat it like cigarettes.”

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Arthur Thomas
Biomedical Sciences

“I love the idea and am for legalizing all drugs. I feel legalization would boost the economy.”

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Jasmine Anderson
Computer Engineering

“I would support it, but at the end of the day, you got to control the amounts that are allowed. Marijuana is good for relaxation, anxiety, and to reduce pain.”

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Victor Mikhailov
Vocational Certificate: ATC – Heat/Ventilation Technician

“I am highly negative. I have seen a lot of troubles caused by drugs where things got worse and worse. If there is a problem, I feel one should eliminate it.”

Melancholy holidays and a bittersweet New Year

Posted on December 6, 2017 by

The holiday season is here, with all the joys and stresses we typically associate with it. This year, however, the ordinary, perennial holiday season depression will compound with a unique atmosphere of stress permeating the United States. In the American Psychological Association’s August 2017 “Stress in America” survey, 59 percent Continue reading Melancholy holidays and a bittersweet New Year→

No More Room for Science at the EPA

Posted on December 6, 2017 by

Austin Lombard In Motion Staff Writer The Environmental Protection Agency, under the leadership of Scott Pruitt, has no room for science or the people that practice it. On Oct. 22, three scientists scheduled to speak about climate change the next day had their speaking appearances canceled without warning in a Continue reading No More Room for Science at the EPA→