Why the MAHA movement scares me
Maddie Luebkert, Social Media Editor– I sit down at my kitchen table in my university’s apartment. I have scrambled eggs, toast and black coffee next to me. Per usual, I...
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Tariffs aren’t the problem, the weaknesses of political strategy are
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Miles Boyko, Special to The Denisonian– As an international studies major with internationalist ideals, I was always worried by the “America First” ideology. However, many in my social circles weren’t. ...
The cookies I don’t want in my cookie jar
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Shaye Phillips, Features Editor– It’s 2 p.m. in the third-grade classroom. The teacher stands at the front of the room to make a special announcement. “Students, as you all know,...
The Theology of Unrequited Love: Frank Ocean’s ‘Bad Religion’ and the Politics of Desire
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Joselin Aguilar Gramajo, Special to The Denisonian– Frank Ocean has been called one of the greatest artists of this generation, with Channel Orange, released in 2012, a critically acclaimed debut...
Erasing the margins: How educational gag orders threaten America
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Margaret Lloyd, Special to The Denisonian– Across the United States, the Trump Administration, state legislatures, and school boards have enacted policies that restrict the teaching of gender, race, sexuality, and...
The pros and cons of veganism: My experience growing up vegan
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Isa Abbott, Opinion Editor– It was Dr. Seuss’s birthday, and every year, my elementary school would celebrate by serving green eggs and ham for lunch. As a 7-year-old vegan living...
The United States courts against Trump: what they’re doing to take action
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Maddie Luebkert, Social Media Editor– Let’s take a moment to review some of the actions of the Trump administration. Right now, receiving the most attention are the reciprocal tariffs implemented...
What ‘Sunrise on the Reaping’ teaches us about media propaganda
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Grace Ostrosky, Asst. Arts & Life Editor– Disclaimer: This story contains spoilers for “Sunrise on the Reaping” by Suzanne Collins. Like many college-aged students (and general dystopian literature enjoyers), “Sunrise...
‘The Social Network’ and mass technological addiction
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Margo Ellis, Opinion Editor– Something that’s been around for the majority of your lifetime doesn’t feel new, or revolutionary. An idea, an application, or an object becomes common among most...
How the arrest of protestors signals a new era of authoritarianism
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Margaret Lloyd, Special to The Denisonian– A defining feature of American democracy for decades has been the freedom to express one’s thoughts without fear of arrest or deportation. However, the...