Graduate, then change the world
By Stephanie Antonetti ’16 Staff Writer Senior year is turning out to be everything I hoped it would. I completed all my major requirements, I’ve participated in a number of...
Category: Opinion
Proper reporting and real issues
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By Laura Carr ’17 Editor-in-Chief During my brief flirtation with corporate PR over the summer, I was able to acquaint myself with the work that Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti...
Nov
03
2015
Preaching to the choir: how to expand our inclusivity
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By Kalyn Dunkins ’17 Arts & Life Editor The plethora of organizations offered on campus include a pool of groups which generally focus on issues that might affect them in...
Response to ‘Divisive doesn’t have to be aggressive’
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By Seth Schoenhaus ’18 Special to the Denisonian Denisonians are open minded, inquisitive students. So naturally, it was surprising to read “Divisive doesn’t have to be aggressive” by Rachel Epstein...
Nov
03
2015
The Denisonian is a place for dialogue
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By Elaine Cashy ’16 Managing Editor Lately, The Denisonian opinion pages have stirred some controversy on campus as various Yik Yak posts, Bullsheet submissions and even Denisonian articles have exhibited....
Oct
29
2015
Letter to the Editor: Cultural appropriation on Halloween
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Dear Denison Students, Halloween is right around the corner. This is a festive day where many age groups, especially college students, are excited to go out and celebrate becoming their...
Wheelin’ and dealin’: The lessons learned from three weeks with a rolling backpack
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By Owen Smith ’17 Sports Editor Going into my junior year, I thought I was going to be cool. I just got back from studying in Europe, so I went...
Divisive doesn’t have to be agressive
by Rachel Epstein
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By Rachel Epstein ’18 Arts & Life Editor I genuinely believe that President Weinberg is absolutely right when he says that we gain more from a liberal arts education than...
Glass-Steagall sets O’Malley apart
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By Neil Riley ’17 Sports Editor Martin O’Malley will never break five percent support in the primary election polls. His speeches will be punctuated with periods and not raucous fanfare,...
The Importance of the Unpopular Opinion
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By Jewell Porter ’16 Editor-in-Chief We all know that guy. The one who has the opinion that is not just different than those expressed by a group of people but...