REI breaks Black Friday tradition to #OptOutside
By Nora Zacharski Staff Writer Black Friday has long been an infamous holiday. The mere mention of it conjures up images of hordes of over-caffeinated extreme couponers, anxiously awaiting the...
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Granville archers work to control deer population
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By Sarah O’Donnell Special to the Denisonian GRANVILLE, Ohio. The morning air is crisp. A pink sunrise hovers over Denison’s campus. A family of four deer stand grazing outside Swasey...
Physics professor had exciting NASA career prior to Denison
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By Parker Sumwalt Special to the Denisonian In order to see her son on television, Dr. Ronald Winters’ mother had to go down to the local furniture store to ask...
Denison student finds new identity after fleeing Afghanistan
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By Owen Smith Sports Editor A cramped bus carrying dozens of emigrants comes to a stop near the edge of Afghanistan. A Taliban militant steps on the vehicle, demanding for...
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Mizzou protests bring race to forefront of college talks
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By Jewell Porter & Kayln Dunkins Editor-in-Chief and Arts & Life Editor The University of Missouri (Mizzou) made headlines and caught national attention at the onset of a coalition of...
Campus spotlight: A University in need of repairs
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By Ryan Carson Opinion Editor It’s a Friday night on campus. The Bandersnatch is hopping with its hundreds of customers while the Black Box is putting on the latest student...
The Writers’ Club participates in National Novel Writing Month
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By Elaine Cashy Managing Editor November: a month famed for turkey consuming and facial hair growing has yet another exciting theme: novel writing. Although many shy away from this intimidating...
Granville Farmer’s Market is not your average grocery store
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By Ellie Toth Special to the Denisonian On most Saturday mornings, when Denison students are barely awake, local vendors are setting out their produce, wares and baked goods, and counting...
Outlook’s public relations director promotes inclusion
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By Ryan Carson Opinion Editor “If you ever see me don’t assume I have an attitude on my face, it’s a New York thing,” says Jeremy Torres ’18, a political...
Whisler takes proper precautions for Halloweekend
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By Alex Capara Assistant Photo Editor What is the one time of year when college students all across the country get to dress up in absurd costumes, rake in free...