Story by Cynde Puckett Photos by Robin Banks & Cynde Puckett Hurricane Matthew left a path of damages, flooding and power outages as it pushed along the eastern coast of Florida. Some residents chose to ride it out, while others heeded warnings to evacuate and shelters filled up quickly. Continue reading The Aftermath of Hurricane Matthew
G’Ante Freeman In Motion Staff Writer Daytona State College hosted its 22nd Annual Abilities Awareness Day on Oct. 19, with many supportive returnees, but just as many curious newbies eager to learn about a wide range of informational topics concerning those who live with, and overcome, disabilities with a little Continue reading October shines light on abilities awareness
Timothy Moynihan In Motion Staff Writer Early voting ends this weekend and this year’s race is being billed as one of the craziest and most unusual of all of its predecessors. Two enigmatic candidates, both equal in pomp and circumstance, highlight this year’s election. Hilary Clinton for Democrats and Donald Continue reading Campus debate end of long road to election
Davis Jackson Special to In Motion Asked about politics or government, most people treat it with shallow disgust. We all agree that many politicians are corrupt in some form or another, but few know just how deep it’s ingrained into our system. Even fewer can pinpoint conditions that allow such Continue reading Time for campaign finance reform is now
Nina Ruiz In Motion Staff Writer Daytona State welcomed a variety of authors of different genres, from children’s books to sci-fi, in the Hosseini Center to enlighten and share their stories and processes in becoming published writers. The October Writer’s Conference hosted by DSC professor Dr. Lynn Hawkins gave local Continue reading Writer’s Conference helps launch publishing dreams
