Quarantined abroad, briefly stuck Julia South ’21 in Peru
ISABELLA ANTONELLI, Features Editor Emeritus — It was almost a month ago in late March when Julia South ‘21 returned to the home she shared with her host family in...
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Hometown Perspective: Chagrin Falls’ Corona — Do not judge a book by its cover
by Samara Benza
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SAMARA BENZA, Features Editor — “We’re not Detroit” is the closing line from the 2009 video “Hastily Made Cleveland Tourism Video: 2nd Attempt” and a phrase that nearly every Clevelander...
Denisonians abroad recount their emergency travels home during pandemic
by Liz Anastasiadis
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LIZ ANASTASIADIS, Managing Editor Emeritus — People say that going abroad is supposed to be the most magical time in a college student’s career. While there are bigger problems that...
It takes two: Denisonians reveal their twin counterparts on campus and off
by The Denisonian
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Abhijeet ‘Jeetu’ and Abhishek ‘Sheku’ Henry ‘20 are biology majors at Denison, born on April 20, 1998. Though not identical, many still confuse the brothers. Once, Jeetu was walking to...
Call for Camp Kesem counselor applications
by The Denisonian
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SOPHIE BITNER, Staff Writer—This past year, Denison has been lucky enough to join the other 100+ colleges across the nation in establishing a Camp Kesem chapter. Founded in 2000 at...
President Weinberg provides insight to his life with Denison
by Helen Nickerson
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HELEN NICKERSON, Photo Editor—As Denison students, we all know what a typical day in the life of a college student is like. But, what about the President? Besides, the administrative...
New app by Denison Enterprises slated to help students skip Slayter lines
by The Denisonian
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EMMA PROE, Staff Writer—The long lines at Slayter are a common complaint among students. Long lines make it difficult to grab a quick meal during lunch rush or prime dinner...
Griffin ’22 and Bailey ‘20 Hayden on cancer and brotherhood
by Lena Massaregli
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LENA MASSAREGLI, Arts & Life Editor—On Feb. 28, 2013, Griffin Hayden, ‘22 was diagnosed with cancer, at just 13 years old. His initial reaction was one of complete shock, and...
OCS Returnee Breakfast encourages students to use empathy
by Isabella Antonelli
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ISABELLA ANTONELLI, Features Editor Emeritus—Students woke up early on January 31, 2020 to attend the Off-Campus Study Returnee Breakfast with President Adam Weinberg. Students who have returned to the Hill...
Some of the newly recruited Burpees give outsiders insight
by Olivia Harvey
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OLIVIA HARVEY, Features Editor—The Burpee’s Seedy Theatrical Company is an improvisational group on campus that has existed for over 40 years. The company originated as an acting class at Denison...