Natalie Pariano: Shaping students into future leaders
By Lindsey Calrk Special to the Denisonian At Denison it seems every other person you talk to is involved if not leading some organization. Whether it be a fraternity, sports...
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1831 Society: Linking students and alumni through annual events
by The Denisonian
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Rachel Mabie Special to the Denisonian SO MANY OF the wonderful facilities and amenities at Denison we owe to our alumni. From the weights we lift in Mitchell to the...
Put down that cookie: Students taking food from dining halls
by The Denisonian
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By Debbie Gillum News Editor Emeritus Have you ever taken something from the dining hall? A cookie? A bagel? Well, that’s actually a violation of Denison’s policy. The policy set...
Sustainability Fellows: Always thinking in the ‘green mindset’
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By Rachel Mobie Special to The Denisonian As the snow falls and the cold Ohio weather continues to drag us down, the Sustainability Fellows here at Denison are always thinking...
Closeted no more: LGBT students speak on their experiences
by Curtis Edmonds
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Curtis Edmonds Editor-in-Chief Amanda Peiffer ‘16 remembers the day at her Richfield, Ohio high school when a teacher ripped down paper cut outs displaying both heterosexual and homosexual couples and...
Among her studies, Pancholi dives into cancer research
by The Denisonian
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By Shaleen Sharan, Staff Writer If a person ever asks where to find Harshida Pancholi ’15, there’s normally only one answer: Talbot. As a Biology major with a minor in...
Joanna Tague: Bringing firsthand accounts of history into the classroom
by Matt Pennekamp
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By Matthew Pennekamp, Forum Editor Whether walking along the cobblestones of Copenhagen’s meandering streets, in a Harare marketplace observing the vibrancy of art and music until 3am, or among the...
Catherine from Curtis: More on the woman who makes your day
by Jewell Porter
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Jewell Porter News Editor If you’ve ever been to Curtis Dining Hall, you know who Catherine is. Maybe you don’t know her by name, but chances are she knows yours....
Denison’s David Woodyard: An interview long overdue
by Cecilia Salomone
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Cecilia Salomone Arts and Life Editor According to Woodyard, Higley Hall used to house four different departments, including Biology, and “there was a little teeny Chemistry space; now we have...
‘Turning her pain into poetry’: Slam poet Emily Carnevale ’16
by Sam Heyman
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Sam Heyman Arts and Life Editor Emeritus Denison University is a college known for its abundance of hard-working, multi-talented students and faculty alike. However, not all students showcase their talents...