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Calendar April 2017

Posted on April 4, 2017 by

Click on one of the Links below to Jump to that part of the Calendar: The Arts Events Exhibits Good Eats Sports Opportunities FOR A COMPLETE LISTING OF EVENTS, GO TO: http://www.daytonastate.edu/news.html Exhibits SOUTHEAST MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHY — Offers interactive and rotating exhibits in the Mori Hosseini Center, Bldg. 1200. Continue reading Calendar April 2017→

Industrial farms yield real price of food

Posted on April 4, 2017 by

Raina McGowen In Motion Staff Writer In places like Daytona Beach — and in other cities around the world — farming may be one of the last things on our minds, but many of us are concerned about what’s in our food and where it’s coming from. Questions of “GMO Continue reading Industrial farms yield real price of food→

Will new American Health Care Act ultimately trump Obamacare?

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There is a lot of controversy surrounding President Trump’s proposal to repeal the Affordable Care Act and many Americans find themselves either on the fence or the edge of their seat. Hesitation and uncertainty abound as a small number of Republicans — most notably, Speaker of the House of Representatives Continue reading Will new American Health Care Act ultimately trump Obamacare?→

Class takes students out of comfort zone, into teamwork, comforting others

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Nina Ruiz In Motion Staff Writer The journey to success is often thought to be a path walked alone. Daytona State College Business Professor Shana Deyo, however, says, “Success is not about climbing to the top over others, but about helping others.” Students in the Selected Topics in Management course Continue reading Class takes students out of comfort zone, into teamwork, comforting others→

Fun, games rule 2nd Annual Falcon Con

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Christina Lavris In Motion Staff Writer The Daytona State College Tabletop Gaming Club hosted the second annual Falcon Con in mid-March at the DSC Lenholt Center to a crowd of more than 100 video gamers. Chair of the event Jay Waddick, a DSC student, said the goal of Falcon Con Continue reading Fun, games rule 2nd Annual Falcon Con→

In Mind: “What are your health care concerns?”

Posted on April 1, 2017 by

In Mind March

In Mind March

Bianca Baptiste
BAS in Supervision and Management

“A lot of stuff is processed. Everything is instant.”

In Mind March

In Mind March

Ronald Brunson Jr.
Engineering

“Pollution, because it turns a lot of lakes and swamps into this green, disgusting gunk. All you've got to do is properly recycle.”

In Mind March

In Mind March

Kaitlynn Henderson
Political Science

“A lot of concerns stem from not being able to afford health care.”

In Mind March

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Nicole LaBare
Nursing

“The U.S. has a health issue based on obesity. Not having enough physical exercise, not having the proper nutrition, not having the funds to give them the proper nutrition.”

In Mind March

In Mind March

Savannah Mahone
General AA

“There are emotional problems among the youth, more so than anybody else right now in the U.S. Depression and anxiety are probably at the highest right now.”

In Mind March

In Mind March

Lorenzo Tillman III
Jazz

“It's what we eat, but we're not a country where everyone has money to go spend the extra bucks.”

In MInd March

In MInd March

Cody Parejo
Undecided

“Mental health institutions suck. It's had a long history and really hasn't gotten much better.”

In Mind March

In Mind March

Jakeven Williams
Social Service

“As people, we're too comfortable where we're at. To make a change, we're going to have to have the energy to be involved or have an idea.”

WDSC’s ‘Barefoot Farmer’ examines foot-to-table revolution

Posted on April 1, 2017 by

Shellie Turner In Motion Staff Writer A documentary recently produced by members of the Daytona State College faculty sheds light on a local business and sustainable farming while engaging and entertaining students. “The Barefoot Farmer” tells the story of Paul Tomazin of Samsula and gives an intimate look at the Continue reading WDSC’s ‘Barefoot Farmer’ examines foot-to-table revolution→

Local Artist Charles Everett highlights DSC Fine Arts Gallery Exhibition

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Christina Lavris In Motion Staff Writer Daytona State’s Fine Arts Gallery welcomed local artist Charles Everett on March 2 for the opening reception of its exhibition which closed at the end of March. It was the first of what art instructors hope will be an ongoing celebration of local arts Continue reading Local Artist Charles Everett highlights DSC Fine Arts Gallery Exhibition→