The case for Joe Biden: Let’s not play pretend
SHAYNE SILVER-RISKIN, Special to The Denisonian — Trumpism is best defined as a pseudo-ideology that mixes toxic rhetoric with failed policy. It often masquerades as patriotism, but let’s not confuse...
Category: Opinion
How I navigated getting sick on The Hill (amidst a pandemic)
by Torria Catrone
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TORRIA CATRONE, Asst. Arts & Life Editor—Just when I thought my first semester as a student at Denison couldn’t get any further from traditional, I got sick. One morning about...
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27
2020
The Electoral College is out, the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact is in
by The Denisonian
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JAKOB LUCAS, Asst. Sports Editor—The National Popular Vote Interstate Compact (NPVIC) is a coalition of states who have banded together to upend the current electoral process. This group of states...
Denison’s COVID-19 restrictions discriminate against low income students
by The Denisonian
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AMANDA TRAUTMANN, Staff Writer—In their preparation for students returning to campus during COVID-19, Denison put out a community care agreement and restrictions on student behavior. One of these restrictions was...
Response to “Administration removes Black Lives Matter banner from Bryant Arts Center.”
by The Denisonian
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RAMSEY BRISTOL, Staff Writer—The overarching purpose of this piece is to provide a critique on Denison University Administration’s rationale for removing the Black Lives Matter (BLM) Banner and some further...
Look no further than a warm bowl of soup for the perfect fall meal
by The Denisonian
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ADAM MARCIA & JAMES WHITNEY, Special to The Denisonian—Fall is upon us, and that means our cuisine preferences must shift to match the cozy feel of the season. Usurping the...
Introspection: How I discovered the joys of free-writing
by The Denisonian
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BASIL KHAN, Special to The Denisonian—Recently I have discovered an appreciation for self-expression through free writing. Early on in my teens, whatever little self-motivated writing existed was directed toward producing...
For Denison’s troublesome AP credit policy, transparency should be the goal
by The Denisonian
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MARGOT WHEATLEY, Staff Writer — The phrase, “No GE requirement fulfilled with listed course,” is a common occurrence on Denison’s Advanced Placement Chart. In fact, 15 out of the 38...
Editors Corner: The life of iconic Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the race to replace her
by Rohan Arora
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ROHAN ARORA, Managing Editor — The death of judicial icon Ruth Bader Ginsburg has, in effect, prompted an ideological clash. Staunch conservatives who wish to fill the vacancy while President...
How modern populism has grown, and how to stop it
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HENRY JENKS, Special to The Denisonian—From the United States to the Philippines to Hungary, populist policies are in. In fact, the four largest democracies by population are ruled by populists:...