We don’t need surveillance
With constant reports of vandalism, alcohol-related medical transports, sexual assault and trespass, it should come as no surprise that the administration has decided to install cameras on residential quads. The...
Category: Opinion
Ain’t even done with the night
by The Denisonian
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The all-nighter. That infamous bane of any college undergraduate’s existence. To resort to pulling one is the ultimate admission: the work was too much, the stress too heavy, and the...
Events generate student dialogue
by The Denisonian
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For such a small campus that houses a proportionally small student body, Denison staff and student event planners do an excellent job attracting high-profile, often thought-provoking and discussion-encouraging figures and...
Are we captive to catchphrases?
by Carole Burkett
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By Carole Burkett, Editor-in-Chief Do we use catchphrases as a catch-all? We use terms like “community” and “dialogue,” and we pretend our problems will be solved if we can just...
Mar
04
2014
Nothing to lose, and everything to gain: La Fuerza proposal
by The Denisonian
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By Bryan LeBlanc, Special to the Denisonian This past week was Eating Disorder Awareness Week. It culminated in a fantastic and well-attended 5k run/walk Saturday morning — a collaboration by...
“Liberty! Freedom! Tyranny is dead!” Well, not quite…
by Matt Pennekamp
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By Matthew Pennekamp, Forum Editor Has anyone other than myself ever wondered why, in the course of normal conversation, the country Ukraine is sometimes prefaced with the word “the?” Given...
Maya’s Corner: Let’s talk about sex
by The Denisonian
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Maya Washington-Zeigler Blogger Why are we so afraid to talk about sex? This is a question that I’ve found myself contemplating a lot lately. This past weekend wrapped up the...
Openly gay and athlete: no longer mutually exclusive
by The Denisonian
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By Clarice Pranger, Forum Editor The stigma attached to homosexuals and “sexual deviants” in American culture is all too clear, but that stigma is magnified considerably when viewed through the...
Feb
25
2014
A double standard too long ignored?
by The Denisonian
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By Nick Ingram, Special to the Denisonian I had an encounter with a fellow Denisonian a few days ago that brought out an uneasiness that has troubled me for quite...
Feb
25
2014
Building a better relationship between DCGA and students
by Curtis Edmonds
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By Curtis Edmonds, Editor-in-Chief Tonight, DCGA will be making critical decisions about what our campus community will look like as soon as next year. About the kinds of opportunities that...