Category: Opinion

Sep 10 2014

Tips for landing that first job

by The Denisonian

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By Cheyanne Cierpial Special to the Denisonian J-O-B. We don’t even say the word in my house; we spell it. Quite frankly, my father doesn’t really understand the value and...

Sep 10 2014

Opinion

Immigration’s concrete ceiling

by Matt Pennekamp

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By Matthew Pennekamp Forum Editor The well-worn cliché, looming large throughout any high school recitation of Jay Gatz’s hollow exploits, varies, but goes something to the tune of this: “No...

Sep 01 2014

Opinion

Letter To The Editor: Granville may toughen marijuana laws

by The Denisonian

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September 1, 2014 To the editor: Denison students should know that Granville Village is considering making its already tough marijuana possession laws even more severe at a meeting Wednesday night....

Apr 29 2014

Opinion

The good, the bad, the ugly…

by The Denisonian

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By Clarice Pranger ’17, Forum Editor As the school year rapidly draws to a close and the anticipation of summer is nigh, thoughts naturally become reflective. It is with these reflections...

Apr 29 2014

Opinion

DCGA: ‘not bad, huh?’

by The Denisonian

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By Hung Tran ’15, Editor-in-Chief Emeritus A lot of students tend to think of our student government as a group of people who close themselves off in the insulated basement of...

Apr 29 2014

Opinion

All voices must be heard

by The Denisonian

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By Ashley Johnson ’14, Special to The Denisonian As a freshman, I had my heart set on getting involved in a bunch of amazing things, including joining DCGA. Student government was...

Apr 29 2014

Opinion

What I would tell a prospie

by Carole Burkett

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By Curtis Edmonds Editor-in-Chief The first job I ever got was here on the Hill as an overnight host for the admissions office. During my first two years at Denison,...

Apr 29 2014

Opinion

Staff editorial: Seize the day—and the memories

by Carole Burkett

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One of the great qualms about going to a college within the Snow Belt is that the most beautiful time of the year inevitably coincides with the end of the...

Apr 22 2014

Opinion

Hey look, free art…

by Carole Burkett

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By Cecilia Salomone Arts and Life Editor DURING MY TIME as Arts & Life editor for our publication, I’ve had to attend a lot of campus events, primarily concerts and...

Apr 22 2014

Opinion

The shadow of 1938 looms large in Eastern Europe

by Carole Burkett

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By Kristof Oltvai Editor Abroad DESPITE THE MEDIA bombast over Putin’s recent actions in Ukraine, tales of Russian tanks rolling in are not new to me. My Hungarian grandfather dug...