Denison student finds success in card game called “Magic”
JAKE MULLIN Staff Writer Like twenty million other people worldwide, Michael Coyle ‘17 enjoys playing a trading card game in his spare time called Magic: The Gathering. The game, which...
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Florida native connects with culture through banjo
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OWEN SMITH Features Editor People may recognize Aidan VanSuetendael ’18 as the girl who is always walking around with the funny-looking instrument case. She’s broken two handles from traveling the...
Running of the Bears offers food, drinks and live music
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OWEN SMITH Features Editor Perfect weather and a plethora of student performers headlined this year’s Running of the Bears, held off campus at a large field in Pataskala, Ohio. For...
Making the connection between biology and ENVS
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AMELIA HITCHENS Features Editor This year has been nothing short of extraordinary for Charlotte King ‘17, a biology and environmental studies double major from Wooster, Ohio. She spent the 2016...
Newark music venue Thirty One West makes weeklong debut
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JESS ENSLEY Special to the Denisonian Thirty One West is the newest live music venue in Newark, Ohio. The venue will be bringing local and national artists, while collaborating and...
ENVS professor puts teaching on hold to pursue research obligations
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HANNAH KUBBINS News Editor Kevin Harrison is drawn to finding elegant solutions to the world’s most challenging problems. Harrison taught environmental studies at Denison but is currently pursuing his research....
Feminism changes student’s perspective on life
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TAYLOR LIFKA Opinion Editor A girl trapped between two separate worlds. Unable to find common ground between distinct identities lead her to a time of confusion and doubt. After a...
Denison professor participates in Dakota Access Pipeline protest
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HANNAH KUBBINS News Editor Action against the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline started in April on Ladonna Allard’s land in North Dakota. From the start, those who gathered wanted...
Part-time professor teaches accounting while working full time job
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EMILY SHANE Managing Editor When Seamus Appel ‘16 graduated from Denison, he received an unexpected email from accounting professor Pat McGonagle. “He sent me an email after I graduated with...