Former Ohio death row inmate Dale Johnston visits campus
By Cecilia Salomone Staff Writer The Barney-Davis board room was filled with students, faculty, and community members waiting for a special speaker on the afternoon of Feb. 27. Not a...
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A message from President Dale Knobel
by The Denisonian
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To members of the Denison community, I am excited to share the news that Denison Provost Brad Bateman has been named president of Randolph College in Lynchburg, Virginia, taking office...
Feb
05
2013
V-Week to combat violence
by The Denisonian
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By Guram Sakvarelidze Special to The Denisonian A globally discussed issue of violence against women will again be addressed at Denison in February during the V-Week. Students and faculty members...
Feb
05
2013
Denison Brain Bee brings out the brightest students
by The Denisonian
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By Lia Windt Photo Editor Tension filled the air as students from local high schools situated themselves in their seats to compete in the Brain Bee competition. Such anxiety...
Feb
05
2013
Senior Social Hour: seniors and professors intermingle
by The Denisonian
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By Emily Schultz Special to the Denisonian The first Senior Social Hour took place in The Roost last Thursday, Jan. 31 at 5 p.m. The goal is to eventually host...
Beaver and Sawyer possibly turn co-ed, lottery changes
by The Denisonian
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The Campus Affairs Council will be meeting to discuss several significant changes to Denison’s residential organization this Thursday, Feb. 5. Their primary objective, among other matters, is to review a...
Feb
05
2013
First Year Forum held, car share program proposed
by The Denisonian
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By Chris Herman News Editor In this past semester, Denison has been addressing many concerns expressed by students and faculty. The new swipe access restrictions and party registration policy have...
Jan
29
2013
Jan
29
2013
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
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...