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‘Flamenco del Sol’ brings fancy footwork, cultural awareness

Posted on November 3, 2015 by

By Sasha Saliba InMotion Staff Writer Once again the Orlando-based dance company Flamenco del Sol did not disappoint in a return performance for Hispanic Heritage Month in October, held on Daytona State’s Daytona Beach campus. Dancers began their Oct. 7 performance with multiple routines outside Nunamann Hall. Following was a Continue reading ‘Flamenco del Sol’ brings fancy footwork, cultural awareness→

Fluffy sausage stuffing guarantees stuffed tummies

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By Matthew Avny-Kneer In Motion Staff Writer Sausage Stuffing is the perfect modifying side dish. But creating a side that everyone can enjoy is a difficult task. This recipe can be made for the carnivores and vegetarians alike. It is accepting of intense flavors and can be modified and depending Continue reading Fluffy sausage stuffing guarantees stuffed tummies→

‘The Visit’ twists, turns to an action-packed final act

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By Eryn Brennan In Motion Staff Writer M. Night Shyamalan’s latest film, “The Visit,” is an enigma. It’s not quite a horror film, though it has horrific aspects. Mostly, it has many darkly humorous moments, but certainly is not a comedy. “The Visit” is that rare movie that doesn’t fit Continue reading ‘The Visit’ twists, turns to an action-packed final act→

Spectacle at ‘Cafe Noir’ involves all senses

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By Kayli Miller In Motion Staff Writer The showings of Murder at Cafe Noir raised around $15,000 for student scholarships and dazzled 825 spectators in the News-Journal center one weekend in October. Set on the island of Mustique, a murder occurs and it is up to the audience and the Continue reading Spectacle at ‘Cafe Noir’ involves all senses→

Brad Temkin’s Career Inspires Photographers

Posted on November 3, 2015 by

Cynde Puckett In Motion Staff Writer Photos of rock and roll bands, nature, gardens, heroes, Ireland and Christiana took audience members on a journey to understand how Chicago-based photographer, Brad Temkin, eventually began using photographs to document human impact on landscapes. His recent lecture in the Madorsky Theater, October 2, Continue reading Brad Temkin’s Career Inspires Photographers→

Lady Falcons volleyball team heading to regionals

Posted on October 30, 2015 by

By Eryn Brennan In Motion Staff Writer On Oct. 24, the Daytona State Falcons’ Volleyball Team, led by Head Coach Laura Stegall and Assistant Coach Laura Booker, beat Broward College 3-0, the latest victory in a winning streak the team has enjoyed. “We got the chance to try a lot, Continue reading Lady Falcons volleyball team heading to regionals→

The Rally Point – Vets say time management helps students stay on track

Posted on October 30, 2015 by

By Dave Masaitis In Motion Staff Writer One of the most commonly used, but rarely accepted excuses across campus is, “I didn’t have time.” Most veterans would kindly remind people that everyone gets the same 24 hours. For this month’s column, a couple more experienced veterans at DSC offer key Continue reading The Rally Point – Vets say time management helps students stay on track→

DOD recognizes cyberforensics superstars

Posted on October 30, 2015 by

Kayli Miller In Motion Staff Writer Daytona State College is now one of only 12 schools nationwide to be recognized by a branch of the Department of Defense for its quality curriculum in cyberforensics and cybersecurity. As computer hackers become increasingly more prevalent, businesses, the government and individuals are looking Continue reading DOD recognizes cyberforensics superstars→