Local fall flavors: Pumpkin spice
By Laura Carr Sports Editor When smiling, carved pumpkins and spotted gourds start to appear on doorsteps, coffee shops begin expanding their menus to include a popular fall staple: the...
Category: Arts and Life
Fall Bash benefits food bank
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By Taylor Pavlik Special to The Denisonian Despite the rain and cold on Halloween, staff, students, and Granville families assembled on the Reese-Shackelford Commons to partake in Lambda Chi Alpha...
Entre Marta y Lope: A story of love and midlife
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By Hannah Kubbins Staff Writer Walking into the Black Box Theater, an older gentleman is seated at a desk, quill in hand and concentrated in thought. Slowly, the audience quiets...
Natalie Shapero: Beck Lecture
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By Kalyn Dunkins Assistant Arts & Life Editor Natalie Shapero awed Denison students, staff, and visitors at the third Beck Lecture of the year, hosted in the Barney-Davis Board Room...
Welcome Home: La Fuerza Latina celebrates
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By Kalyn Dunkins Staff Writer Denison students gathered together in the Moshier-Huchison basement on Sept. 18, to finally celebrate the opening of La Fuerza Latina’s new common space. Last semester,...
Taste of India boasts superb cuisine and stellar service
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By Laura Carr Sports Editor The soft glow of the late Saturday afternoon sun shines across a table spread with a variety of aromatic dishes, both savory and sweet. Each...
Drawing Denison: Artist Don Colley visits the Hill
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By Payton Hoang Assistant Photo Editor On the Hill throughout last week, a middle-aged man whose shirt pockets overflowed with bunches of drawing tools, diligently sketched from his observation scenes...
Black Student Union says “Don’t Shoot”
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By Alexandria Martin Special to The Denisonian This month, the Black Student Union organized a “Don’t Shoot” campaign to raise awareness about the Michael Brown case. Brown was an unarmed...
Riotous “Orange Is The New Black” avoids the sophomore slump
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***Spoilers ahead*** Let’s face it: as the summer heats up, so does many an American’s propensity for Netflix binge-watching. Often, this marathon streaming is reduced to the umpteenth reality TV...
“Ida” an impressive meditation on death and God
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by Kristóf Oltvai, News Editor Few films strive to capture the silent, overwhelming omnipresence of deep personal faith in our secular age. But Polish director Pawel Pawlikowski’s Ida, just off...