Denison Feminists spark conversation about pressing issues
OWEN SMITH Features Editor It is easy for some to hide behind a screen and rant, berate, or sympathize. Denison Feminists wants to bring people out from behind their keyboards...
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Denison Alum returns to the hill as a community scholar
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TAYLOR LIFKA Opinion Editor While most undergraduates dread the coming of another semester’s workload, Denison student Alan Larimer looks at every opportunity for knowledge as a gift. If not in...
From Chengdu to Granville: student bridges cultural gap
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KALYN DUNKINS Editor-in-Chief Studying abroad is something that most Denison students do during their junior year. However, Zhihao Cao ‘16, an international studies and communication double-major from Chengdu, China, is...
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Senior athlete recognized for on and off the field accomplishments
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CLAIRE LUDLOW Staff Writer Most student-athletes on Denison’s campus pride themselves on their ability to juggle the commitments of practice, class and the occasional extracurricular event without breaking down in...
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2015
Students with ADHD find support in the productivity circle
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By Ryan Carson Opinion Editor In the past semester, Whistler Health Services and Academic Support and Enrichment have jointly piloted a new program to Denison’s campus called The Productivity Circle....
Black studies chair opens up about what led to her career
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By Jewell Porter Editor-in-Chief Linda Krumholz learned a lot from her first job as a professor. Krumholz, the current chair of the black studies department and English professor, started her...
REI breaks Black Friday tradition to #OptOutside
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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...
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...