Daytona State College president Carol Eaton smiled for the camera while accepting a check for $10,000 from Frank Bruno, Volusia County Government Chairman.
A brief ribbon-cutting ceremony marked the beginning of a new gathering area where students and groups will have the opportunity to break the monotony of classroom settings.
Every February Americans take time to reflect on the civil rights of free people and a free nation.
The school has been, “chasing bad money with good money,” said board chairman Dwight Lewis for the third time, “and it’s time to stop.”
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Read MoreCheering Kimmy K’s love-life
We all know where we were when we received the news. Copious amounts of emotions coursed and surged through our minds and bodies that horrific day. Americans everywhere were riddled with shock, dismay, disbelief and an immediate, completely overwhelming need to be with loved ones as the news of November 1, 2011 broke.
Read MoreColleges combine
Daytona State College in conjunction with the University of Central Florida officially introduced the expansion of the writing center on April 26.
Read MoreProfessors encourage students to write
The monotony of a class lecture seems atrocious when there’s an assumption that professors don’t practice what they preach. As many found out during a recent faculty hosted event, these notions are often unjustified.
Read MoreEnvironmental program embraces nature
The Environmental Science Technology Program at Daytona State College bridges the gap between students and nature with hands on class participation.
Read MoreAudio engineering hits high note
Anyone who listens to music can appreciate good quality sound. Sound is everywhere, and it’s an Audio Technician’s job to bring out its full potential.
Read More‘Reel’ deal: must-see films
In no particular order, these are five films college students should see before graduating.
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