Farewell for now: the big three
CASEY TRIMM, CHLOE SFERRA & JOSH LEE — When we signed up for this job this past January, we really had no idea what to expect. Now we pass on...
Category: Opinion
Feb
02
2019
Denisonians have the right for their votes to be counted and their voices to be heard
by The Denisonian
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If you stepped foot on Denison’s campus leading up to election day, you’d be bombarded by posters and people encouraging students to register and be ready to vote. It was...
Feb
02
2019
Race and identity around the world
by The Denisonian
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EMELY RIJO — “Did you say you’re Latina?” Woman 1 said confused. “Yes, I…” I said softly (As I was interrupted). “She said, she is Black” Woman 2 said louder....
Feb
02
2019
Reflections on Sean Bonner: Creating a Stronger Community
by The Denisonian
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President Adam Weinberg has often emphasized that relationships run deep at Denison, and that our particular community is a special one for that very reason. In the days since Sean...
Feb
02
2019
Accuracy of mid-term election predictions
by The Denisonian
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Prior to the mid-term elections, I had made some predictions about how the results of the elections would turn out. Now that the mid-terms have passed, let’s look at how...
Seeking my ultimate discomfort
by Casey Trimm
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Next semester, I am studying abroad in Shanghai, China for 15 weeks. Going abroad is an extremely exciting opportunity, but that doesn’t mean that it’s going to be easy. As...
Nov
18
2018
In the aftermath of firing Ty Lue
by The Denisonian
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BY GABE KAMINSKY It’s amazing how one player can change a franchise. It was an ironic and, undeniably, truthful meme that informed me of the Cavaliers inevitable firing of four-year...
Nov
18
2018
Fighting for All: Why I’m a Democrat
by The Denisonian
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BY KYLE MARES I am a Democrat because I believe in the policy goals of my party. Progressives have instituted and extended many of the liberties and social programs on...
Nov
18
2018
Reactions to being near the Pittsburgh shooting
by Shanti Basu
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It’s 10 a.m. and I am wandering the marble halls of the Carnegie Museum of Art. Elsewhere in the building are five other students and our professor, having traveled here...
Thoughts after a half-marathon
by Josh Lee
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When your legs are tired, run with your heart. Last Saturday, I did something I never thought I would do: I ran 13.1 miles. In other words, I ran a...