Year: 2021

Apr 28 2021

Opinion, Sports

How should the Cincinnati Bengals draft? A fan weighs in

by The Denisonian

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ANDRE MAZUR, Special to The Denisonian—The Cincinnati Bengals have the 5th overall pick in the 2021 NFL Draft. After posting a disappointing 4-11-1 record, the Bengals look to the draft...

Apr 28 2021

Sports

Denison Men’s and Women’s golf start NCAC tournament with convincing leads

by Aaron Skubby

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AARON SKUBBY, Editor-in-Chief—After the first round, both the Men’s and Women’s Golf teams are off to a strong lead in what could be each team’s first ever NCAC Championship win....

Apr 28 2021

Sports

Meet DSCEC: the Denison Sports Career Exploration Club

by Sarah Wuellner

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SARAH WUELLNER, Asst. Sports Editor—The Denison Sports Career Exploration Club is new this year to help students find careers in the sports industry or for those who are interested in...

Apr 28 2021

Features, Sports

Sports Feature: Jacob Brown ‘24 and the value of doing track and field

by Sarah Wuellner

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SARAH WUELLNER, Asst. Sports Editor—Jacob Brown ‘24 has only just begun his Denison Track & Field career, but he has already accomplished so much. Jacob runs the two day events...

Apr 28 2021

Features

How COVID-19 has changed student life on the Hill

by The Denisonian

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GENEVIEVE PFISTER, Staff Writer—The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the lives of people all around the globe, and Denison students are no exception. From mask-wearing to the virtual learning ‘pivot,’ COVID-19...

Apr 28 2021

Sports

Student-created app “Lokel” encourages a more involved campus life

by Sarah Wuellner

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SARAH WUELLNER, Asst. Sports Editor—As students walk around campus, they pass by tons of posters attempting to persuade them to attend an event or join an organization. There is a...

Apr 28 2021

Features

Denison Democrats host civil rights legend Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr.

by Harrison Hamm

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HARRISON HAMM, Opinion Editor—When Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. speaks, everyone listens. Parkinson’s disease has limited his speech and mobility, but at 79, he has led an admirable life as a...

Apr 28 2021

Opinion

To avoid constant treks up hill, students on South Quad need food options

by Sarah Wuellner

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As we all know, college students love food and living at a four-year residency college like Denison, we need to have access to dining halls. Currently Denison hosts three dining...

Apr 28 2021

Opinion

Broadcasting the trauma of POC is not activism

by The Denisonian

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Taylor Trimble ’24 is a philosophy, politics, and economics (PPE) major from Chicago, IL. In the summer of 2020, George Floyd was murdered in broad daylight in Minneapolis, Minnesota. His...

Apr 28 2021

News

Denison promises $15 an hour starting wage for staff

by Aaron Skubby

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AARON SKUBBY, Editor-in-Chief—All regular employees will soon receive a starting wage of $15 an hour, according to Vice President of Finance & Management David English. According to English, the increased...