The woes of being a middle child
Growing up I have never been alone. My older sister is four years to my senior and my younger sister is less than a year apart in age (363 days...
Category: Editors’ Corner
For now, give me the wheel
by Casey Trimm
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Recently, I came across a YouTube video of a company called Waymo, which produces and tests self-driving cars. After over eight years of developing and testing these vehicles, Waymo is...
Where oh where have my little socks gone?
by Nathaniel Beach
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There’s a magical world not too far from ours, where all of the lonely socks go when they’ve just had enough of our bullcrap. We do laundry roughly once or...
Literature is not dead! In fact, it’s alive and well
by Liz Anastasiadis
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In our modern day, literature and writing seems to be disconnected from most teenagers and young adults than ever before. Not only that, but adults are displaying this disconnect as...
Fourth floor Slayter is my unsung study spots
by Brooke Holland
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After wrapping up my first semester at Denison, I quickly discovered that finding the perfect study spot is easier said than done. In the library, I was overwhelmed by all...
In defense of the second amendment in the wake of the Parkland tragedy
by Nathaniel Beach
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Parkland High School was a tragedy. Our country is still licking its wounds to the horrific acts of a mentally unstable individual. However, it seems that the response to this...
Cheers to “Nasty” women
by Josh Lee
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International women’s day was last week and I was totally here for it. It was hard for this day to go unnoticed due to multiple social media post and...
Moving on through sharing stories
by Chloe Sferra
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I can’t really help but write this article because it is just in my nature. When I lose something it is really hard for me to move on, and not...
Being sick at school is no party
by Casey Trimm
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For the past two months or so, it seems as though the plague has hit campus with countless cases of the flu, strep, common cold, stomach bugs, etc. We all...
Editors Corner: A survival guide to being Black at a PWI
by Josh Lee
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“It’s not easy being Black in America.” If you grew up in a Black household, you’ve probably heard various forms of this statement from your parents, aunts, uncles, grandparents, great-great...