My Five Favorite Films of 2025: ‘Sorry, Baby’
Jackson Bragman, Staff Writer Francis Ford Coppola once said, “Good acting and writing are the oxygen and hydrogen of cinema. If you don’t have either of them, it will be...
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Denison needs more service-learning
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Katie Corner, Staff Writer As a docent in the admission office, I am trained to answer high schoolers’ most burning questions. I know that 93% of graduates leave Denison with...
A Hoosier’s views on Mike Pence in the Babcock Lecture Series
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Isa Abbott, Opinion Editor “I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, for...
‘Party Girl’ offers a glimpse into the wild sphere of NYC ‘90s nightlife
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Lilly Andrews, Asst. Arts & Life Editor I’ve seen dozens of low-budget crazy-party B movies, which is why “Party Girl’s” branding didn’t draw me in. The poster was maybe a...
Does Denison lack school spirit?
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Seby Newman, Special to The Denisonian The concept of “school spirit” is admittedly difficult to quantify. There are many different factors that might contribute to the overall atmosphere, or “vibes,”...
Letter to the editor: Save the Homestead
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Jocelyn Seiter ‘08, Special to The Denisonian To the Editors of The Denisonian, I write as the spouse of a former Homesteader, a one-time summer Homestead resident myself and someone...
My Five Favorite Films of 2025: ‘Jay Kelly’
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Jackson Bragman, Staff Writer “Why is there always a slice of cheesecake in every room I’m in?” asks Jay Kelly–one of the world’s most recognizable film stars–staring down a New...
My Five Favorite Films of 2025: ‘One Battle After Another’
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JACKSON BRAGMAN Special to The Denisonian As I acknowledged in my last article, I had initially left Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another off of my list. However, after...
Colorblindness as power: students for fair admissions
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RORY RALSTON Special to The Denisonian This piece of writing is not written to dismiss or caricature those who oppose affirmative action, but rather to examine it carefully. Many arguments...
Celebrating Women’s History Month by Recognizing Women’s Health
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Isa Abbott, Opinion Editor I wake up nauseated, my lower stomach in excruciating pain, and a wave of heat hits my body. Desperately, I try to reach for my ibuprofen,...