The value of an English degree
By Rhayna Kramer ’19 Staff Writer For many of us, catching up with family, friends and acquaintances—most of whom are dying to know what you plan to do with the...
Category: Opinion
Is there one way to be Christian?
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By Jewell Porter ’16 Editor-in-Chief Oftentimes, religion is used as more than a way to communicate how a person or group of people feel about the certainty of a higher...
Oct
13
2015
Life beyond your resume
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By Laura Carr ’17 Editor-in-Chief Almost everybody comes into college with an idea of how they want their life to turn out after four years of late nights in the...
Drill music is an agent of social change
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By Daweed Abdiel ’19 Staff Writer Drill music is a Southside Chicago rap genre. Chief Keef, Lil Durk and Fredo Santana are preeminent in the Drill scene. The Drill movement...
Honoring a personal choice: how to support a friend coming out
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By Brian Paul Allen ’17 Outlook President This is it, this is the moment… I have to tell her – she is my best friend, but how? Why am I...
The season of nostalgia
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By Elaine Cashy Managing Editor I love fall, and as someone who has never tasted the legendary pumpkin spice latte, my admiration of the season stems from more than squash...
Sep
22
2015
Sexism prevalent on late night television
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By Nora Zacharski Special to The Denisonian A recent Vanity Fair article was supposed to be a celebration of the new late night talk show hosts, but it has sparked...
As told by a gringa: Chile earthquake 2015
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By Taylor Lifka ’17 Special to The Denisonian “CORRE COREE, TAYLOR CORRE!” It was the third night that my host mom was out of town and my host siblings and...
America: there’s no space for a theocracy
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By Rhayna Kramer Special to The Denisonian In light of Kim Davis’s recent release from jail, I have a question for her: If you prefer working under conditions characteristic of...
Embrace discomfort at Denison
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By Jewell Porter ’16 Editor-in-Chief An elderly man told me a couple of years ago that our life experiences are defined by the books we read and the people we...