Denison’s David Woodyard: An interview long overdue
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...
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‘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...
It’s different for boys: fraternity rush process is “bro speed dating”
by The Denisonian
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By Christina Napoli, Features Editor Bid day for spring recruitment has come and gone. The bids have been handed out in envelopes in Slayter. The “drive arounds” have been made...
Najee Rollins debuts independent hip hop mixtape online
by The Denisonian
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By Shakia Asamoah, Special to the Denisonian This past winter break, two Denison students caused a stir on social media with the release of a mixtape entitled Memoirs. The 35-minute...
Professor St. Georges brings cross-discipline focus to Spanish dept.
by Sam Heyman
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For a budding Queer Studies or language scholar, there are few greater joys to be found on this campus than popping in for a chat with Dr. Charles St. Georges...
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Sophomore Rob Tate soon to drop mixtape “noon.”
by The Denisonian
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By Kristian Garcia, Staff Writer Robert Tate, 19, is a sophomore at Denison University with a talent that he’s aiming to share. Formerly known by his stage name “Sarob,” Rob...
A dozen women ‘dazzle’ Denison with their performances
by Curtis Edmonds
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By Curtis Edmonds, Editor-in-Chief At last week’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebration in Swasey, Denisonians may remember the Denison Dazzlers, the self-described majorettes in purple shirts and black leggings...
First year Juan Jose Bernabe stars in PBS documentary, beats the odds
by Carole Burkett
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By Cecilia Salomone, Arts and Life Editor How many people can say that they’ve starred in a documentary even before starting college? Freshman Juan Jose Bernabe can. Last year, Bernabe...
Bible action figures, history, and the Holy Stones: Prof. Jonathan Moore
by The Denisonian
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By Jessica Merrils, Staff Writer If you ever wondered what type of professors the religion department has kept up their sleeves, go into Professor Jonathan Moore’s office and you will...
Democracy in Germany: America should learn the art of compromise
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By Matthew Pennekamp Foreign Correspondent Peering with my digitized spyglass at the last few months’ worth of American political discourse, cloaked in the lack of insulation that the distance of...