Ann Cherry clears the way amid winter storm
Nora O’Bryne, Assistant Features Editor A severe snowstorm Jan. 24-25 meant classes were cancelled Jan. 26 for Denison students, but for senior groundskeeper Ann Cherry, round the clock shifts and...
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From the Andes to Asia, Denison Alumni Reflect on Life in the Peace Corps
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Colin Luse, Special to The Denisonian Four alumni shared how serving abroad reshaped their understanding of grassroots development work and their responsibility as global citizens. Since 1961, the Peace Corps...
First snow day in four years brings almost a foot of snow
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Donald Keough, Editor-In-Chief Denisonians reveled and trudged through snow on Jan. 25., partaking in a variety of cold-centric activities as snow accumulated at a record breaking rate. In-person classes were...
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Panhellenic recruitment moved indoors due to weather
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Ella Kitchens, Editor-In-Chief This year, Panhellenic recruitment was moved indoors to Knapp Hall and the Burton D. Morgan Center due to extreme cold advisories and below zero wind chill temperatures....
Big things are happening for Denison Cheerleading
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Zenna Bowes, Special to The Denisonian It should be noted that since the drafting of this opinion piece, Denison Cheerleading has successfully acquired space in the Recreational Gym to utilize...
What ‘People We Meet on Vacation’ teaches us about individuality
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Grace Ostrosky, Arts and Life Editor It might seem cliche that a rom-com made me reconsider everything about myself, but I’m just the girl I’ve always been. Years ago, when...
Big Red athletes rack up awards in fall season
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Emily Orsini, Managing Editor The Big Red had a successful fall, with seven student-athletes receiving Player/Position Player of the Year awards in their respective sports and 28 receiving All-NCAC honors. ...