Category: News

Jan 29 2013

Denison gets a taste of local bystander intervention

by Carole Burkett

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The Food and Culture Colloquium, a series of lectures involving the culture of cuisine, returned to campus on Jan. 23. In a panel entitled “Equality on the Line: Local Food...

Jan 29 2013

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From Denison to the presidential inauguration in D.C.

by The Denisonian

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On Jan. 14, Denisonians joined the crowd in Washington, D.C. for Obama’s second term inauguration. These students were full of pride and excitement as they became part of the great...

Jan 29 2013

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Rachel Carlson commemorated as conservationist, activist, and writer

by Carole Burkett

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Though it has been more than 50 years since Rachel Carson’s revolutionary book Silent Spring was published, the issues it dealt with, especially conservation, are still very important and hotly...

Jan 29 2013

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Trustees give insights and reflect on life after Denison

by The Denisonian

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On Thursday, Jan. 24, three Denison trustees dedicated their afternoon to hold a discussion about their experiences with transitioning into life off the Hill. James Anderson ‘85, Cynthia Booth ‘79,...

Jan 29 2013

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Drew Johnson elected as DCGA president

by Kristof Oltvai

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Last Thursday Jan. 27, Drew Johnson ’14 was elected the President of the Denison Community Governance Association (DCGA) in a special election. Johnson will serve only a single semester, concluding...

Jan 29 2013

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Denison students create full-length film, Deliria

by The Denisonian

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They said it could not be done, but that was not enough to stop senior Ian O’Brien. With the help of a team of around 17 people and a faculty...

Jan 22 2013

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Environmental debate held by students

by The Denisonian

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Eleven republicans, twelve democrats, and one independent battled on Dec. 11 over the passing or killing of four bills created by students. All the members of the debate were dressed...

Jan 22 2013

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BreakAway taking initiative nationwide Environmental debate held by students

by Carole Burkett

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BreakAway, one of Denison’s four winter break alternatives, enabled 78 students to serve in various settings all over the United States. The BreakAway program is based on the idea of...

Jan 22 2013

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SMILE: Support group for chronic medical conditions

by The Denisonian

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This year there is a new support group on campus. It is called SMILE (Serious Medical Matters Influencing Life Experience) that was created by Associate Professor and Evolutionary Developmental Biologist...

Jan 22 2013

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LeaderShape Institute marks its 12th year at Denison

by Carole Burkett

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For students inclined towards leadership, the LeaderShape Institute provided “an immersion living/learning experience” during winter break. Over six days, students learned “to create a just, caring, thriving world where everyone...