Who was Big Red Weekend really for?
ADDY PITTENGER, Special to The Denisonian— Don’t get me wrong, I love my family just as much as the next person does, and I’m thankful that I’m close with them...
Category: Opinion
Oct
06
2021
Denison students: Is it really necessary to order delivery?
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WILL ROOSE, Special to The Denisonian— As I lugged the thirty-pound camera from one elevated hill to another, the immersion of setting up and executing a cinematic shot seemed unbroken. ...
Oct
06
2021
The Cuties bring much-needed live music back to Denison
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ANDREW CHA, Special to The Denisonian— On the eve of The Cuties playing at Delta Chi, it occurred to me that this band is arguably the most important band in...
Oct
06
2021
How to procrastinate, as advised by an expert
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AJ HARTWICK, Special to The Denisonian— The quip “chin-up’’ is often told to those in need of cheerfulness. In particular, white dads prefer using this phrase instead of making their...
The ethical necessity of immigration
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JOSELIN AGUILAR GRAMAJO, Special to The Denisonian— Immigration has always been a controversial topic for many people. The idea of people leaving their own countries to go to different ones...
America should look to a more empathetic foreign policy
by Harrison Hamm
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HARRISON HAMM, Opinion Editor— There was a lot that was troubling about the United States’s frantic withdrawal from Afghanistan. The Taliban took over again, threatening the lives and livelihoods of...
How Denison can do a better job of accomodating disabilities
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TAYLOR TRIMBLE, Staff Writer— Recently, a close friend of mine fractured both his feet; he broke his fifth metatarsal in each foot, rendering his ability to navigate campus, or anywhere,...
Sep
15
2021
In the year after Covid-19, sophomores try to escape loneliness
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WILL ROOSE, Special to The Denisonian—It seems almost impossible that the high school seniors first displaced by Covid are now hurtling through their second fall semester at college. Still, in...
Foreign Policy, diplomacy, and the cost of intervention
by Rohan Arora
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ROHAN ARORA, Editor-in-Chief—Since the creation of the United Nations, and even before that in the beginning of the 20th century to today, the US has created an image for itself...
Denison’s 9/11 memorial should acknowledge those without a voice
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ALI IMRAN, Special to The Denisonian—The Denison Library is hosting a poster display in the atrium for the month of September. The posters cover a lot: attack on the World...