Learning Arabic: language and culture
SIANNEH JENSEN ‘18 Special to The Denisonian The most common misconception that I had about learning a new language for the first time was that it would be too difficult,...
Category: Opinion
A short rant about the Wi-Fi
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If you’ve been sitting in the library doing your homework and randomly been kicked off of the campus Wi-Fi, congratulations! You’re not alone. Students have been having issues with the...
An ode to 91.1 The Doobie
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EMILY SHANE ‘17 Managing Editor I’ve walked through Slayter a lot this past semester: got a BLT, checked my mailbox, people-watched in The Nest. The Doobie is always on, but...
Misconceptions of using the term “the hood” in everyday conversation
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LARIONA JACOBS ‘17 Special to the Denisonian There are many references to the neighborhoods in which we come from, but there’s one in particular that hits home for me: the...
Where does Denison stand on diversity
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JOSHUA LEE ‘20 Special to the Denisonian When arriving at Denison University on move in day, I couldn’t have been more excited to be living on my own. Adrenaline rushed...
Twenty days left: register to vote now
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TAYLOR LIFKA ‘17 Opinion Editor In a mere 48 days the future of our nation will be entrusted into new hands. As the final push for candidacy ensues, it seems...
Bored? We have album suggestions:
by Kaitlyn Specht
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What Went Down – Foals (2015) As a group, Foals is like fine wine, they get better with age. Their fourth album, What Went Down, brings back their energy they...
We are not that far removed
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KALYN DUNKINS ‘17 Editor-in-Chief Scrolling through Tumblr the other day, I came across an image of a black woman who looked to be about middle-aged, the image captioned “happy birthday.”...
A change to the culture of misconduct: starting points for us all
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LAUREL KENNEDY Vice President of Student Development Sexual misconduct can have profound and damaging effects that can last for years. Those have greatest impact on the person who was violated,...
The omnipresent cafeteria loner
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MADISON LUKEN ‘20 Special to the Denisonian Walking into a dining hall is essentially equivalent to walking into the ocean. As soon as you are too far in, you start...