Leadershape provides inspiring break alternative
By Jewell Porter A few lucky students arrived on campus this semester with tales to share with their peers their recent enlightening self-discoveries and changed outlooks on life thanks to...
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Commemorating MLK through service
by The Denisonian
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By Jewell Porter Last weekend, students and faculty engaged in acts of community service to commemorate the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. Over 200 students and faculty volunteered this...
Internet chaos on campus
by Curtis Edmonds
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By Curtis Edmonds Shortly before most Denisonians sat down in their respective dining hall of choice last Thursday, students had some issues accessing the Internet through Denison’s wi-fi. According to...
MLK speaker Kelly Brown Douglas rivets crowd
by Curtis Edmonds
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By Curtis Edmonds Denison alumna Kelly Brown Douglas ‘79 received a warm welcome back to her old stomping grounds yesterday when she gave her speech, “King’s dream in the...
Pre-Veterinary Club forms on campus, hopeful for future
by The Denisonian
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By Debbie Gillum News Editor Attending a liberal arts school is great, but it means that Denison students looking to become veterinarians have found themselves with only a limited support...
New gas line will help replace coal, fuel village
by Carole Burkett
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Good parking spots are sometimes hard to find on campus, and it’s about to become harder. But it’s a worthwhile sacrifice: some of the treasured spots behind Crawford will be...
The Juicebox: new student magazine
by Abbe Kaplan
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This past weekend, students may have noticed a new publication circulating across campus. After months of careful planning, The Juicebox has finally hit the stands. According to its Facebook group,...
Second Leadershape
by Kristof Oltvai
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Each January for about five years, about 70 Denison students and several faculty hop on coach buses to participate in an off-campus week of leadership development. But for each participant...
First Saturdays hosted at Mitchell
by Abbe Kaplan
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If you are a student who participates in the “Tuesday Question” email surveys, you may have had a hand in the conception of a brand new alternative programming event. The...
Off the Hill 12/10/13
by The Denisonian
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LOCAL Columbus Public Schools expects $50 million hit Columbus Dispatch After a ballot measure that would have raised property taxes by 24 percent to pay for public schools was shot...