Big things are happening for Denison Cheerleading
Zenna Bowes, Special to The Denisonian It should be noted that since the drafting of this opinion piece, Denison Cheerleading has successfully acquired space in the Recreational Gym to utilize...
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What ‘People We Meet on Vacation’ teaches us about individuality
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Grace Ostrosky, Arts and Life Editor It might seem cliche that a rom-com made me reconsider everything about myself, but I’m just the girl I’ve always been. Years ago, when...
What I learned from being your Editor-in-Chief
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Max Dolinh, Editor-in-Chief– When I first joined The Denisonian a couple of weeks into my freshman year, I didn’t envision myself being a journalist. About 70 issues later, I still...
What I learned from being your Editor-in-Chief
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Arianna Griffiths, Editor-in-Chief– During my first week of college, I went to my first club meeting after my parents said I should try to get involved. I thought maybe I...
Small town bookstore: to love or not to love?
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Zenna Bowes, Special to The Denisonian— Place Review: Readers’ Garden Book Store All of my worries melted away as I walked through the door. The space is small and cozy,...
‘Woke ideology’ prevents systemic change and supports status quo
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Jonah Sela, Special to The Denisonian– Being “woke” has been the norm of progressivism for the past 10 years. Since its resurgence from the Black Lives Matter movement, being “woke”...
America is hungry, yet SNAP is nowhere to be found
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Ellen Hansen, Asst. News Editor– As of Nov. 1, nearly 42 million people will not be able to benefit from the necessary resources provided by the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program...
We’ve seen too much: The aftermath of Charlie Kirk
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Josh Thomas, Special to The Denisonian– Content warning: This article discusses graphic content such as violence. Within five minutes of the news breaking that Charlie Kirk had been shot, I...
What ‘Black Swan’ teaches us about the tortured artist
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Grace Ostrosky, Arts & Life Editor– “Black Swan” (2010) is one of my favorite movies. I enjoy the aesthetics, the plotline, but especially its main character, Nina Sayers, who is...
Children need to be protected from artificial intelligence
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Lily Charkow, Arts & Life Editor– I was in my first year of college when artificial intelligence became a phenomenon. Everyone I spoke to about AI was either scared or...