by Sarah Gerace, In Motion On Staff Writer in Features
As the environmental status of our planet quickly diminishes, people are starting to wonder what more they can do to reduce their ecological footprint.
Many Americans have started to recycle and conserve, but there is a more efficient way to save the planet - reusing.
by Christien Bradt, In Motion Staff Writer in Features
Last spring, DSC student Russel Chiodo returned to college to finish what he started in the fall of 2002. In the meantime, the 24 year old had what most students are working towards -- a fulfilling career. Having hated school for most of his life, Chiodo says "When I was in school, I could not get my mind off other things I could be learning.
Positive approach to positive campaigns
by Carin Perez, In Motion Staff Writer in Features
Most people on campus know her as the former Dean of Business, Hospitality and Library Services but back in 2005, Yvonne Newcomb-Doty ran for City Commission. She faced tough competition, but succeeded against three other candidates.
After making use of the helpful hands of her family, a brother-in-law in an advertising firm and many long days of campaigning, Newcomb-Doty successfully beat the competition.
by Christien Bradt, In Motion Staff Writer in Features
Andrew, Katrina, Ike-for those of us who live in a hurricane hot zone, those names only make us wonder what the next hurricane season will bring. With every disaster people are left wondering who to blame for the lack of preparedness. Each hurricane season brings new organizational improvements, technological developments and products to help people through a disaster.
Undecided voter needs to get lead out, go vote
by Ryan Merkel, In Motion Staff Writer in Features
"With all the insults being thrown back and forth between the candidates, I don't know who to believe or vote for, or even if I should vote. What should I do?" -Undecided Voter
We learned in the last two elections that every person's vote does count, sort of, so if you care about the outcome of this campaign then you should vote.
Tips for Greener Commuting
by Stefanie Thomas in Features
Most Daytona State College students drive to their classes and many commute from their home to a campus in a different city. So how can you be a greener driver?
Carpool. There are many Web sites online where you can find other people with similar commutes or who are going on trips and want to split the gas cost.
