We’ve all seen the headlines and heard the stories, “famous athlete gets caught red handed with performance enhancing drug.” So why is this drug so appealing to the athlete themselves and what would drive them to put their body in harms way in order to “enhance” their game. Steroids have Continue reading Steroid use in wrong hands hurts all sports
Scott Turner In Motion Staff Writer Yoga is a form of exercise that has a long history with Daytona State. According to Fitness Center Specialist Deborah Stelling, “Yoga has been present on this campus for at least 16 years. While the facilities to have yoga classes have existed earlier, we Continue reading Yoga continues a long tradition at DSC
Caley Curtis In Motion Staff Writer With a trust like family, there is little to break the bond of a brotherhood. The Daytona State Men’s Basketball Team clearly reflects such a bond. Staff and players come together from all over the country to blend together as one unit and focus Continue reading Team’s goal puts people ahead of scoring points
Rachael French In Motion Staff Writer Knowing that birds of a feather are usually less intimidating than a whole flock of faculty, Daytona State College’s Writing Fellows was designed for students to help each other with writing. Originally a 2-12 pilot program, the idea behind the Writing Fellows is to Continue reading Writing Fellows perfect peers’ prose
Scott Turner In Motion Staff Writer Daytona State College’s Student Paralegal Association is a club that is open to any students who wish to attend and has a variety of different speakers throughout each semester. Attorney Michael Pyle, of local law offices Pyle & Dellinger, gave a presentation “Scams, Shams Continue reading Preventing scams, shams, flimflams
Quinn Wilson In Motion Staff Writer A Twitter account called @SochiProblems documents the wonders of Sochi, Russia. As Olympians battle it out for the gold, people all around the world stare in wonder at the good, the bad and the downright smelly. “For those of you asking, when there’s no Continue reading Byte by Byte: Sochi’s two halves
Anya Ivanova In Motion Staff Writer Fresh Start for Men has had a bumpy start but now, with its new teacher and new schedule, it is up and running. The program is mirroring Fresh Start for Women in a way that it is also a four week program with 15 Continue reading With help, it’s never too late to change a life
Scott Turner In Motion Staff Writer Students from Daytona State College’s Occupational Therapy Assistant Program participated in the Carfit event at Aberdeen Retirement Center in Ormond Beachlast month. The Feb. 5 event allowed students to practice their skills in a unique program that offers participants the chance to see how Continue reading OTA program educates at Carfit event
