Feminism changes student’s perspective on life
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...
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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...
Nicholas and Harrison DeChant take on Denison in tandem
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ANNELISE BENSHOP & PEYTON OVSEK Special to The Denisonian Nicholas and Harrison DeChant ‘20 can be separated only by a freckle on Nicholas’ chin. Two freshmen who look very much...
The golden greek: 4 jobs, 1 sport, and a long way from home
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JAKE MULLIN Staff Writer Constantinos Alevizopoulos is someone you probably recognize, considering the fact that he works over four jobs on campus throughout the year. Just who exactly is this...
Spoon University: Making food make sense for college students
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AMELIA HITCHENS Features Editor Last Thursday, A-quad was full of tables, posters and students walking through the maze that is the annual fall semester involvement fair. From athletic clubs, to...
Internship teaches the importance of organic agriculture and farming
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AMELIA HITCHENS Features Editor This summer, Denisonians found themselves all over the world working, completing internships and furthering their education. Emily Myette, a rising senior from Black Diamond, Wash., spent...
Quentin Duroy offers sustainability course in Switzerland
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JAKE MULLIN Staff Writer This past summer, Dr. Quentin Duroy of the economics department taught a course in Lugano, Switzerland. “Financing a Sustainable Economy” hosted a mix of international and...
Students complete summer internship at Indian hospital
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OWEN SMITH Features Editor A child is sat down on a hospital bed in Mungeli, a town in northeastern India. He’s being treated for a snakebite, and the room is...