‘Severance’: A questionable solution to work-life balance
Margo Ellis, Opinion Editor– There’s something enthralling about media that’s designed to make you think. Maybe it’s the idea that there’s more going on than what you see on the...
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In a free-floating world of advertisement, should we let drugs flow?
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Astha Dave, Special to The Denisonian– My generation doesn’t watch TV as much, but we surely use streaming platforms. One day, when I was watching on Hulu, I saw an...
What Trump’s presidency means for non-white women
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Isa Abbott, Asst. Opinion Editor– In a crowd of thundering applause, a white man stands behind a podium, only with the intention of holding himself above the law, even if...
Stephen A. Smith is right about LeBron James and the dunk contest
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Lorenzo Nivellini, Staff Writer– In a 2023 episode of “First Take,” ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith caused controversy by claiming that LeBron James is to blame for the decline of...
Ohio’s new bill is flushing away transgender rights
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Shaye Phillips, Features Editor– Nearly a year after House Bill 68 passed, Ohio could not possibly do anything else to disrupt the lives of its citizens. Right? Unfortunately, the state...
The wrong choice: ranked choice voting’s downfall in the ‘24 election
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Miles Boyko, Special to The Denisonian– Like many Denison students, I am still in shock about the recent election. The idea of a complete far right victory was always a...
What the election means for women and why we should not stop talking about it
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Isa Abbott, Asst. Opinion Editor– As I watched the electoral college turn America’s states red, I realized I lived in a world in which I may never know if a...
How we talk about true crime needs to change
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Tyler Thompson, Special to The Denisonian– Who nowadays doesn’t have a “favorite” type of murder? Or perhaps you have a favorite crime trope? Serial killers, organized crime, husbands as suspects,...
A free, fair and unfortunate election
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Margo Ellis, Opinion Editor– Before 7 p.m. on the night of the election, I hadn’t worried much about the results. Looking back, it might have been my way of coping,...
‘Woman of the Hour’ and importance of female perspectives
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Lily Charkow, Arts & Life Editor– “Woman of the Hour” is a film based on the serial killer Rodney Alcala, dubbed as the “Dating Game Killer.” In 1978, Alcala appeared...