“Bon appetite!” Inside Denison’s Food Recovery
By Alexandria Terlesky 8:03pm – Sitting a table in Huffman dining hall, I glance at the analog clock on the opposite wall. It’s closing time, and only a few...
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An American in Prague
by Savannah Delgross
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Before going abroad, I knew very little about the Czech Republic. I knew it better by its history textbook name, Czechoslovakia, and its communist past. I read about the Czech...
Denison’s unsung hero: Mike Hardway
by Sarah Spire
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Mike Hardway; the man, the myth, the legend. While some may know him better than others (party people), students know him as one of the many faces of our incredible...
A Family at Big REaD Books
by The Denisonian
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KEELY LOVERN & CONNOR HOWE — Everyday hundreds of Denisonians, professors, faculty members and prospective students walk through Slayter Union and pass by the Denison Bookstore. Inside there is a core group...
Slayter’s infamous gluten-free and paleo cookies
by The Denisonian
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MIA CATILLO — In the plethora of banana bread slices and Susie Sunshine’s oreo cake pops that line the shelves of Slayter, there has been a new addition of sweets to our...
Real “Deals” welcomes students with open arms
by The Denisonian
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KEELY LOVERN — The sweet smell of warm candles and coffee hits your nose as the front door swings opens. You pick up a cookie while a friendly “hello” jingles in your...
Iryna Klishch wins poetry award
by Sophia Bellone
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Denison seems to know no scarcity of talent; bright and accomplished students continue to be recognized for their efforts. Iryna Klishch, a Creative Writing major from Glenview, IL, has been...
Political commentator Jonah Goldberg visits Denison
by Nathaniel Beach
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In a world full of Trump-loving Conservatives, Jonah Goldberg stands alone. On Wednesday, April 11, Goldberg, Senior Editor of the National Review, came to Denison to speak on behalf of...
Uncertainty, disagreement, and conflict: a constellation of concepts for communal co-habitation
by The Denisonian
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KARA ZHANG — Perhaps we can no longer ignore the ills of modernity as our neoliberal society heads towards its inevitable doom, perhaps we are merely over-dramatic adolescents raised on too strong...
Denison Students are Peer Mentors for Local Communities through Big Brothers Big Sisters
by The Denisonian
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ANNIE HARTMAN — For more than 100 years, Big Brothers Big Sisters has operated under the belief that every child has the ability to succeed in life. By providing consistent one on...