Denison gets groovy for annual jazz guitar festival
By Cecilia Salomone, Arts and Life Editor Burke Recital Hall was filled to the brim on March 8 for the opening night of Denison’s 17th Annual Jazz Guitar Festival. According...
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House of Cards fails to meet expectations in second season
by Kristof Oltvai
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By Kristof Oltvai, Editor Abroad On a beautiful Prague afternoon some time shortly after Valentine’s Day, I had a choice: enjoy a semi-springtime walk around the city, or binge-watch the...
Oscar Fashion from Aubrey Cook
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by Trishna Desai, Fashion Columnist Whether or not you have seen the 2014 Oscar Award Show, chances are you have at least seen or heard of the stunning, and in...
Tae Kwon Do Club packs a punch at the self-defense seminar
by Elaine Cashy
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By Elaine Cashy, Arts and Life Assistant Editor On March 8, students had the chance to try out their self-defense skills and attend a seminar sponsored by the Tae Kwon...
Student recipe: Shaleen Sharan’s Paella
by The Denisonian
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Paella was one of the first recipes I made which I had never had before. My mother lets me cook once a week and my father insisted that I try...
“We Too Are Denison”
by The Denisonian
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Shakia Asamoah & Ruby Montes De Oca Staff Writer & Editor-in-Chief Emeritus Jane Elliott, who created the Blue Eyed/Brown Eyed experiment, once said that the two greatest rights that privilege...
Beck Lecture Series welcomes Ismet Prcic
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By Shaleen Sharan, Staff Writer Author Ismet Prcic, who recently received the GLCA prize for fiction for his novel Shards, spoke in the Barney-Davis boardroom on Feb. 24 as the...
Denison Hearts the Arts fills South Quad with creativity
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By Kalyn Dunkins, Staff Writer The Bryant Arts Center overflowed with creativity on Feb. 28 at the Denison Hearts the Arts Festival as crowds of people had the oppertunity to...
Black Rhythms brings poetry and dance to the Roost
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By Haley Jones, Staff Writer The Denison community flooded into the Roost: energy buzzed throughout the space as they chatted with one another and began to find seats. The room...
DITA Spring One-Act Festival produces mixed results
by Cecilia Salomone
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By Cecilia Salomone, Arts and Life Editor A patchwork amalgamation of slapstick comedy, thought-provoking poignancy, dark humor, and downright bizarre, the Denison Independent Theatre Association’s Semi-annual One-Act Play Festival was...