A gap year in Vietnam: making your story count here and abroad
By Hung Tran ’16 Editor-in-Chief Emeritus I hope some of you still remember me. All of a sudden, and for some heaven-sent reason, my closest friends at Denison Facebook-messaged me....
Category: Opinion
Weinberg’s plan: develop, innovate and support
by The Denisonian
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By Adam Weinberg President of the University Each year, different parts of the college develop priorities for the academic year. Over the last year, I have been working with the...
DU Alert: Classes Continue
by The Denisonian
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By Laura Carr Editor-in-Chief Thursday, 8:59 a.m.: “This is a DU Alert weather advisory – we are currently under a freezing rain advisory, sidewalks and other surfaces are extremely slick;...
Jan
27
2015
Taking the first step forward
by The Denisonian
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By Jewell Porter Editor-in-Chief You know how when you’re staring at an empty Word document, the line just sits there blinking back and forth into existence, almost taunting you at...
Jan
27
2015
I am not Charlie Hebdo: Freedom of Speech has limits
by The Denisonian
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By Kristof Oltvai News Editor Emeritus On Jan. 7, armed gunmen stormed the offices of Paris’ satirical magazine, Charlie Hebdo, killing 12 people. Al Qaeda and ISIS claimed responsibility for...
Jan
27
2015
I am Charlie Hebdo: Freedom of Speech is limitless
by The Denisonian
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By Matthew Pennekamp Forum Editor Emeritus We awoke on the morning of Jan. 7 to find that the bullet primed and loaded for Salman Rushdie a quarter century ago has...
Advice from Dumbledore: a bystander’s responsibility
by The Denisonian
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By Bryan LeBlanc Staff Writer Ohioans are all obsessed with buckeyes. All Ohioans are from around a city that starts with “C.” Coming to Denison from Massachusetts, I picked up...
“Leadership is a process”: Why DCGA is still relevant
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By Meghan Pearce Special to The Denisonian A new wave of empowerment is motivating Denisonians: a wave of forward thinking and change-making. It is becoming increasingly obvious that a fresh...
Nov
17
2014
The Dunestones’ comeback
by Golzar Meamar
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This summer, I interned at The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, which I have written about on occasion in the past. While there, I signed on to my supervisor, Mila Sanina’s, Tumblr project...
Nov
17
2014
North’s moral compass points south
by The Denisonian
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Oliver North’s Wednesday arrival on campus was anticipated with much hubbub. This newspaper ran an opinion piece two weeks ago regarding the former colonel, accompanied by several pieces in the...