The Joker to my Batman: Slayter Mustard
DAVID RIVAS– I got let out of my final class of the day around 4:20 p.m. last Wednesday, and like most students who forget to schedule lunch into their school...
Category: Opinion
Celebrate Black History all year long
by The Denisonian
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STAFF EDITORIAL– Lucky for us, through our Denison education we are fortunate enough to be provided with a strong Black Studies department with informative course offerings and extremely intelligent, passionate professors....
Galentines is for the Gals
by Chloe Sferra
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A day more special than Valentine’s, Galentines has always held an important place in my heart. For me, Valentines is a silly holiday. Whether it’s because there doesn’t need to...
A letter to Philadelphia from a Giants fan
by Joey Semel
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OPINION– Dear Philadelphia, I really don’t like you. I think your fans are obnoxious. I think your teams belong in mediocrity. I think you threw snowballs at and booed Santa....
Say farewell to Chief Wahoo as Indians change logo
by Chloe Sferra
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OPINION– With the 2018 baseball season just a few months away, it feels like yesterday I was sitting in Progressive Field cheering on my beloved Cleveland Indians. For me, the...
We don’t have to wait for College Basketball’s madness
by Joey Semel
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We are five weeks from selection Sunday, and while we have to wait to find out who’s in and who’s out in the tournament this year, the madness isn’t waiting...
2018’s first phenomenal album: “Con Todo El Mundo” by Khruangbin
by The Denisonian
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ZACH LITCHMAN, REVIEW– It’s 2018, and after a little patience through the first couple weeks of January, we’ve got what I believe is the first outstanding release of the new year....
Dr. McDonnell Inspires Students With Great Literature
by The Denisonian
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ZOE PEARCE– From the first day I walked into Dr. McDonnell’s Writing 101 class on women in literature and film, she welcomed all the nervous freshman in the class with a...
Textbook trials and tribulations: There needs to be a better way
by Nina Cosdon
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Every student knows the Great Textbook Struggle. It happens at the beginning of each semester. You’ll look through your syllabus to see that you have a couple of readings to...