Taking student involvement to an extreme
By Jewell Porter ’16 Editor-in-Chief Freshly tanned from a brief Spring Break trip to Florida to see his aging grandfather, Jared Kriwinsky ‘16, jokingly asked, “What am I not involved...
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150 students build friendships at local schools
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By Meghan Powers Asst. Arts and Life Editor While most Denisonians are concerned about their daily routine of classes, over 150 students of the school’s population are fitting a unique...
Organizational Psych Simulation Project
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By Katy Barenholtz News Editor Denison University’s Organizational Psychology course in the psychology department is not just your average lecture or group-discussion based class. That idea is emphasized to the...
Freshman accepted into prestigious program
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By Curtis Edmonds Editor-in-Chief Emeritus Sophie Lovett climbed out of her Shorney bed at five in the morning — she had to catch a plane. This week, Lovett, a Charlotte,...
Woman escapes life in the Stasi State
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By Matthew Pennekamp Forum Editor Emeritus The young woman leapt off the streetcar and scanned the edges of her periphery in one fell swoop for any hangers-on, just as her...
Daswani twins enjoy last semester together
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By Amelia Hitchens Features Editor Imagine sharing your whole life with your best friend. Economics majors Rohin ‘15 and Raghav Daswani ‘15 have been lucky enough to share their whole...
New exhibit: Zane Osler breaks boundaries
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By Graham Gettel Zane Osler’s “Restricted Access” Art Exhibition made the risky riskier, the indecisive confident and those terrified of heights willing to take leaps of faith. From my perspective...
Enter the stage sancturary with Joey Aich
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By Owen Smith Sports Editor STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: JOSEPH HOLBERT With lyrics that celebrate the joys of a night out and bash the conformity of greek life and dining halls of...
Professors explain the ‘two body problem’
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By Carole Burkett Editor-in-Chief Emeritus Imagine working in a field where your occupation may cause your spouse to be unemployed–or living four hundred miles away. This is the ‘two-body problem,’...
A look behind the scenes of the Icebreaker
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By Amelia Hitchens and Laura Carr Features Editor and Editor-in-Chief “I walked in, it was dark but you could tell there was a lot of energy,” Lascelles Lagares says. “There...