Farmer Fridays come to Denison
By Debbie Gillum, News Editor Emeritus Farmer Fridays is a new Dining Services initiative to help students learn where their food is coming from and to be able to meet...
Month: February 2014
Celebrating Lunar New Year
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By Kalyn Dunkins, Staff Writer The third floor of Slayter was illuminated with lights and decorated with hanging balloons last Saturday in celebration of the Lunar New Year. In addition,...
Sexual assault speaker comes to campus
by Jewell Porter
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By Jewell Porter, News Editor Grace Brown came to campus on Feb. 6 to present “Project Unbreakable” alongside her friend and colleague, Kaelyn Siverski, a sexual assault survivor. Brown started...
Women’s Swimming and Diving Senior day brings DU dominance
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By Laura Carr, Assistant Sports Editor After a weekend off from competition due to bad weather conditions, the Big Red women’s swim and dive team returned to competition for Senior...
Men’s Basketball recovers v. Wittenberg after close loss to #23 DePauw
by Julian Howell
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By Julian Howell, Sports Editor The Denison Big Red men’s basketball team has had one big problem this year: finishing games. “We’ll play a great half of basketball and have...
Fun, fitness, flexibility: Zumba’s got it all and more
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By Cole Freshkorn, Special to the Denisonian With the Denison Zumba club, it’s all about feeling the music. Founded in 1986, Zumba, an aerobic dance class set to South American...
Women’s Track And Field kicks off indoor season with hope
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By Thomas Krieger, Staff Writer The women’s indoor track and field team looks to top the success of last year’s team by continuing to yield top place finishes. Last year’s...
La Fuerza attempts to get social space
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By Shaleen Sharan, Special to the Denisonian One of the biggest problems facing La Fuerza Latina is the issue of a space of their own where they can meet. “We...
‘Propoganda’ letters found on BSU doorstep
by Curtis Edmonds
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By Curtis Edmonds, Editor-in-Chief “Obamacare is the noose that hangs America.” This inflammatory phrase is one of many in a three-paged letter discovered wedged in the doorway of the Black...
Bad weather affects campus life
by Jewell Porter
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Last Monday night, students frantically checked their e-mail awaiting a message from the University or from professors informing them of the cancellation of their Tuesday classes due to the harsh...