Katie Locke studies the art of acting in Dublin, Ireland
Halla Emmons, Staff Writer– Ireland, home of historic castles and rolling hills, is where junior theatre major Katie Locke had settled for her semester abroad this past fall. She studied...
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Disrespect of property, staff departure lead to struggles at King Hall
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Liv Barton, Staff Writer– Amanda Finkle, the former building service assistant (BSA) for South Quad, said the only reason she would ever leave Denison was if she “never had to...
Professor Spotlight: Rami implores Denisoñantes to dream
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Shaye Phillips, Features Editor– Tired and dazed from an early morning, students shuffle into the classroom, preparing for another morning of Spanish conjegations, prepositions, and adverbs. Yet, when they settle...
Burpee’s Seedy Theatrical Company hosts annual 24-hour improv show
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Donald Keough, News Editor– At long last, the clock struck 8 p.m., ending the 24-hour Burpee’s Seedy Theatrical Company’s improv show. As students applauded, members of the company laughed, cried...
‘Sheltering in Place’ exhibit shows Ukrainian art and resilience
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Lucy Dale, Staff Writer– As the world marks the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Denison students joined Ohio State students, staff, and community members on Feb. 21...
Denison Wine Society gets better with age
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Shaye Phillips, Features Editor– Just two miles from Denison’s campus, juniors and seniors sat clustered around checkered tabletops, sniffing and sipping on glasses of wine at Palumbo’s Market. As they...
Professor Spotlight: Brad Frenette goes from Broadway to Big Red
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Donald Keough, News Editor– As a Wednesday night rehearsal of “9 to 5” progresses in the Eisner Center, director Brad Frenette leads his actors with advice, humor, and a bit...
Hoaglin Center culminates creativity with Bob Ross paint night
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Donald Keough, News Editor– As brushes swept across canvases in the Hoaglin Wellness Center, students worked intensely on renditions of a landscape. An episode of “The Joy of Painting” by...
Q&A: Students share their experiences abroad in Spain and Italy
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Jacob Bernstein, Staff Writer– While spring semester is underway at Denison, several juniors are around the world enjoying their study abroad experiences. I had the chance to catch up with...
Students celebrate year of the snake with Lunar New Year
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Amelia Keng, Web Editor– Lunar New Year, also known as Chinese New Year, Tet in Vietnam, and Seollal in Korea is a popular holiday steeped with many traditions, family and...