The Oscars: Slow progress since 1929
DEVIN MEENAN, Arts and Life Editor—This past Sunday, the ninety-second Academy Awards came and went. I thought that, while the memories and hangovers of that night are still fresh, I’d...
Category: Opinion
Denison needs to employ therapy cats
by The Denisonian
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EMMA PROE, Special to The Denisonian—We all know and love the regular therapy dogs of Denison. They bring together all types of students including those who are burnt out, the...
Andrew Yang’s “Freedom Dividend” realistically fails to promote equity
by Aaron Skubby
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AARON SKUBBY, News Editor—Andrew Yang has carved out a niche in the 2020 Democratic primary as an outside candidate with a large set of in-depth, unique policy proposals. One of...
Feb
12
2020
Editor’s column: Trump loves to label things as “illegal”
by Nina Cosdon
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NINA COSDON, Editor-in-Chief—President Donald Trump had a busy week. On Tuesday, he delivered his State of the Union address. On Wednesday, his impeachment trial drew to a close with his...
New year, new Denisonian (editors)
by The Denisonian
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NINA COSDON, ALINA PANEK, ROHAN ARORA, Head Editors—Hello! We’d like to introduce ourselves as the new head editors of The Densionian. Nina Cosdon and Alina Panek are the new Editors-in-Chief...
Feb
04
2020
Why you should wait for “Black Widow”
by Amelia Jallabah
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AMELIA JALLABAH, Asst. News Editor—If you are a fan of Marvel (one of the biggest growing franchises), then you know that one of the most anticipated movies of 2020 is...
Denison Greek life and its checkered history: A professor’s response
by The Denisonian
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DR. JULIE MUJIC, Global Commerce Professor—I read Zach Correia’s article, “Greek life: An affront to the liberal arts and Denison’s greatest sin,” with interest recently. As a professor, I often...
A novel revelation: We need a book club
by Nina Cosdon
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NINA COSDON, Editor-in-Chief—When was the last time you read for fun? When did you last read because you wanted to, and not because you were forced to for a class?...
Greek life: An affront to the liberal arts and Denison’s greatest sin
by Zach Correia
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ZACH CORREIA, News Editor— Fraternities are a “conspiracy of a few against the social rights of the many” announced Denison’s fifth president, Samson Talbot, during a chapel talk in May...
Letter to the Campus: Denison, Hart Island and Félix González-Torres
by The Denisonian
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PROFESSOR HOLLIS GRIFFIN, Special to The Denisonian—This letter is in response to the stolen and broken touring art piece that was put on display in Curtis Dining Hall as part...