My parents would be so happy to know that Ohio banned abortion
KHUE LE ’21, Special to The Denisonian — During the summer of 2017, my father received his first billing for tuition and fees from Denison University for my first semester...
Category: Blog
Why I won’t call you “pro-life” if you are anti-abortion
by Nina Cosdon
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NINA COSDON, Opinion Editor — This year alone, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi and Ohio have passed bills that outlaw abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected, a mere six weeks after...
Why I’m pro-life
by Nathaniel Beach
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NATHANIEL BEACH, ’20, Sports Editor– As a Republican, it’s common to be called pretty much every pejorative in the book. However, this occurs on both sides as well. It seems...
Success: A tempting but detrimental aim
by Marina Gentilcore
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By MARINA GENTILCORE, Special to The Denisonian — Phrases like “a liberal arts education helps you to become a discerning moral agent” strike me as appealing at first glance, but...
May
02
2019
Toward alternative futures
by Carissa Falcone
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CARISSA FALCONE ’19, Special to The Denisonian — In 2011, Courtney Bentley wrote, printed and delivered an invaluable piece of research and several intentional, actionable solutions to the gaps in...
Abuse, accountability and justice
by Matthew Nowling
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By MATTHEW NOWLING, Special to The Denisonian — It was inspiring to see students from a variety of backgrounds come together during last night’s (April 30) DCGA Senate Meeting to...
May
01
2019
Pause and reflect
by Tima Kaba
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TIMA KABA ’19, Special to The Denisonian — If I triggered or hurt anyone at the DCGA meeting on April 30 in any way, I am so sorry, truly. I...
Feb
06
2019
Granville coffee: Village vs. River Road
by The Denisonian
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KATIE KERRIGAN — One of Denison’s biggest debates, next to Laurel Kennedy vs. Cookie Sunkle, centers around which coffee shop is best. Some people, like myself, have a coffee shop...
Cissxism at Denison Is Common
by The Denisonian
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OMARI GARRETT — I debated a while with myself whether or not to discuss myself in such an open way, but, in writing, I have come to consider who I am speaking...
Mass Incarceration: Racialized Social Control in the U.S.
by The Denisonian
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MAE ROSENTHAL — In the United States today, we have grown numb to modern-day racial injustice. Although the rights of African-Americans today are ostensibly equal to those of white Americans, black Americans...