Why I am super glad I decided not to drop my art history class
ZOE PEARCE ‘20 SPECIAL TO THE DENISONIAN When I returned to campus after a relaxing winter break, I opted for an art history course that piqued my interest: “Modern Art...
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Hey, Let’s talk all about Aug-O
by The Denisonian
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SOPHIA BELLONE ‘21 SPECIAL TO THE DENISONIAN When other university orientations include playing with puppies, such as Butler ’s in Indianapolis, Indiana, and Denison’s doesn’t–I think we have a problem....
Why I counter-protested in Charlottesville
by Savannah Delgross
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Their nazi salutes were almost close enough to hit me in my face. “Heil Trump!” they spat. White men, and some women, carried assault rifles and shields down Market Street....
Worries from an older sister
by Kaitlyn Specht
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He makes fun of my crooked parking job. He claims the entire length of the couch with his long legs. He doesn’t answer my text messages unless it’s to point...
Leveraging our privilege: Being a devil’s advocate undermines POC issues
by The Denisonian
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OMARI GARRET ’21 SPECIAL TO THE DENISONIAN Free speech is under attack. Still reading? Okay, listen, there is a problem: white nationalism. It is spreading across college campuses around the...
Hey there, what’s your major?
by Brooke Holland
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As a first-year, there are a whole lot of new things coming at you fast: living away from home, figuring out which dining hall to eat at and trying to...
A testimony to a Curtis West bathroom
by The Denisonian
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MARINA GENTILCORE ’21 SPECIAL TO THE DENISONIAN A community bathroom is a community bathroom. There’s no getting around it. Privacy becomes a thing of the past, and you find yourself...
America will never be post-racial
by Josh Lee
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This summer has taught me many lessons, many of which have allowed me to grow as a person, from forming stronger bonds with friends to getting closer with distant family...
Oops…my bad: this one’s on me
by Nathaniel Beach
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400,000 Americans died during World War II fighting against Fascism and Nazi Germany according to the National WWII Museum. 400,000 Americans fought to liberate the world of evil and anti-semitism....
The Power of Primping: I do my make-up for me, myself and I
by Rachel Epstein
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When I turned 12 my mom got me a large pink book called “The Big Book of Girl Stuff.” It detailed everything from how to talk to boys, to those...