DCGA Weekly Report 11/5/13
Hank Tran (Class of ’17), Natalie Machicao (Class of ’14), Richelle Leutcher (Hillel Community), and Minchen Hu & Yi Wu (International Student Association Community) were all inaugurated as senators. PR...
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Local Incident Report 11/5/13
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On Oct. 28, at 9:34 p.m., a Denison student reported a stolen bike. An officer reported seeing a bike with the same description in Wildwood Park, and the bike was...
Philosophy prof. Lisska delivers prestigious lecture at Kenyon
by Kristof Oltvai
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What is right and wrong? How should people behave in society? What justifies the laws that govern us? Natural law theory, which is one of the ways philosophy tries to...
Off the Hill 11/5/13
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LOCAL @KenyonHookups on Twitter may be sexual misconduct Kenyon Collegian A twitter account known as “@KenyonHookups” was shut down recently after posting five pictures of students in intimate positions at...
Denison hosts First Annual Fair Food Festival
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If you thought slavery was a thing of the past, you are mistaken. Sadly, modern day slavery is still a prevalent issue for the United States. The 1st Annual Food...
Clearing up the smoky air
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By Jake Deanie Special to The Denisonian DCGA is proposing a resolution to discourage students from smoking on A-Quad. Steven Hix, DCGA treasurer, is taking the lead as he drafted...
D-Day 2013: Celebrating artists and students
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If there were something different about D-day 2013, it was not only the 1,500 students who crowded Mitchell Athletic Center, it was also the students themselves, and the whole community....
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Keenan: Confucianism a “fragile flower” in China today
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“The rise of China isn’t only an economic event. It’s a cultural one,” says David Brooks of The New York Times. “The ideal of a harmonious collective may turn out...
Power Shift
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By Debbie Gillum News Editor Denison students learned how they can personally make a difference in the world when they spent their Fall Break at the National Power Shift convention...
Ethiopian women “revived” by Denison alumni
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If you are a woman in rural Ethiopia, chances are high that you have fistula. Although this hole that develops between a woman’s reproductive organs and excretory system, viewed as...