New exhibit: Zane Osler breaks boundaries
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...
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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...
Jazz band director rocks Moe’s monthly
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By Brittany Morse Features Editor Pete Mills’s band does not use a single sheet of music when they perform. At times the performers won’t even speak to each other between...
A brief history of a prized campus hangout
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By Jen Park Special to the Denisonian Oct. 23, 1965 was the day The Cave was born from the passion for music. It had donated chairs, a rug, Radio Shack...
Off-campus adventurers ascend new heights
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By Owen Smith Sports Editor Most of Denison’s community wants to get off the Hill every now and again, but for members of the Outdoors Club, it is a priority. ...
Gunning for gold: Burton anchors DU shooting
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By Owen Smith Sports Editor The word ‘trap’ could mean a lot of different things. There is the EDM-based trap music, or a drug dealer’s ‘trap’ house, or it could...
DU strives for environmentally conscious energy
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By Elizabeth Meiselman Special to the Denisonian Composting our meals and recycling old items is part of the daily life of the average Denison student, and this has paid off...
Michele Myers on Denison then and now
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By Kristof Oltvai & Curtis Edmonds Editors Emeritus “I went to Philadelphia very soon after the decision was made and we were beginning to implement it, and I was meeting...