Security’s familiar voice retires after 17 years
By Abbe Kaplan Web Editor Some people have a hard time keeping track of their cell phone and laptop at the same time. Try being Connie Lee, 68, of Newark,...
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Student Spotlight: First year student dives deep into music, theatre
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By Ryan Carson Staff Writer Each year, a handful of freshmen gain entry into The Hilltoppers, Denison’s all-male a capella group. There are less than twenty active members at one...
Behind the tables: the Involvement Fair
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By Katie Jenko Web Editor At Denison, there are only a few events that bring the majority of the student body outside. One is the Opening Ceremonies of Naked Week....
A student’s innovation aids struggling village in southeast Senegal
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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Grace Bachmann ‘17 By Matthew Pennekamp Forum Editor The village of Dindefelo, home to roughly 1,400 Senegalese, is perched on the edge of one of Africa’s more famed...
For new Spanish professor, Denison already feels like home
by Elaine Cashy
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By Elaine Cashy Arts and Life Editor Despite being in Ohio for just over two weeks, new Spanish Professor Rafael Osuna-Montanez already seems at home in the Modern Languages Department...
Freshmen of Denison
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By Katie Jenko They’re here… The class of 2018 has unpacked, survived the Sizzle, and smelled the distinct oilily scent of Curtis Dining Hall. Now it’s time to meet them....
From racetracks to race relations: Denison’s little-known alumni
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By David Allen and Carole Burkett, Sports Editor and Editor-in-Chief We all know about Steve Carell, Jennifer Garner, and Richard Lugar, but who knew that we had a potato salad...
Alum Brown’s $60K potato salad rivets internet, nation
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by David Allen, Sports Editor & Kristóf Oltvai, News Editor How much does it cost to make potato salad? $5, maybe $10? How about $60,000? Over the last few weeks...
His first year: President Weinberg reflects
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By Curtis Edmonds, Editor-in-Chief In the fall of 2012 Adam Weinberg was driving to Logan Airport in East Boston to fly to Morocco when he got the call that he would...
Oklahoma, Panama and New York City: Heather Pool’s life journey
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By Cecilia Salomone, Arts & Life Editor “Car camper.” Tommy Boy enthusiast. Political theory expert. All of these things, and many more, describe Assistant Professor of Political Science Heather Pool, who...