IFC seeks to unite campus with open concert
By Abbe Kaplan Web Editor Flashing colored lights, a blanket of fog, pulsating bass-heavy beats, a mob of jumping students with their hands in the air. Walking past Lamson Lodge...
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H&H camps out, raising awareness about poverty
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By Rebecca Levin Special to The Denisonian From Oct. 20-24, the Homelessness and Hunger organization held its annual awareness week. The week’s activities included the inspiring movie Pay it Forward...
Great food, fun draw 150+ to Diwali
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By Emily Shane Assistant News Editor With sparklers, dancing, music and Indian food, Denisonians celebrated Diwali, the Hindu festival of light, at the Open House. Diwali, which took place...
Denison prof. starts economics think-tank
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By Ellen McDevitt-Stredney Staff Writer As the leaves turn red and orange here in Granville, there is another, singular leaf that now shines bright green: the verdant logo of the...
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New org gives first-years a ‘Slice of Life’
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By Alexandria Martin Staff Writer The Slice of Life Club is an opportunity to get some more social interaction going on campus. As a way to kick off this idea,...
Off the Hill
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LOCAL Gunshots shock OU Halloween party The Post Ohio University’s annual “HallOUween” block party came to a haunting end as gunshots were fired in downtown Athens around 2:05 a.m. Sunday....
Female Orgasm draws hundreds
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By Cecilia Salomone Arts and Life Editor Sex sells, even when it’s free, if the turnout for “I Love Female Orgasm” is any indication. As early as 30 minutes before...
Three students attend climate march in NYC
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By Emily Shane Assistant News Editor “What do we want? Climate justice! When do we want it? Now!” was the chant of three Denison students who traveled to New York...
Three days on democracy: Harry Boyte
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By Kristof Oltvai News Editor Do colleges and universities have a commitment to their communities? What is the role of academia in the context of a nation? What does it...
Palestinian Week hosted by M.E.C.O.
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By Emily Shane Assistant News Editor As students were walking to class last week, a Denison student lay wrapped in a sheet next to a sign that said “Keep walking,...