‘Justice’ in student settlement more blurry than we think
By Matthew Pennekamp, Staff Writer Quite a lot of controversy has been raised in recent days regarding Ms. Gillum’s piece in last week’s issue, and in particular an admittedly imprudent...
Category: Opinion
Letter To The Editor: Black student union responds to controversial letter
by The Denisonian
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Students and faculty of Denison University, On Dec. 3, 2013 a series of anonymous letters were slid under the door of the Black Student Union (BSU). This propaganda was explicitly...
Feb
04
2014
Letter To The Editor: A response to ‘expelled student’
by The Denisonian
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To the Editor, As a Counselor at Whisler, I frequently support and provide clinical services to survivors of sexual trauma. I am also a founding member of our Community...
Feb
04
2014
The Denisonian staff is focused on truth in reporting
by The Denisonian
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Last November The Denisonian’s website, denisonian.com, grossed 1,500 visitors in one month. That was a huge milestone for us. Last week, when we published the article “Expelled student sues Denison,...
Feb
04
2014
Social media inhibits inter-personal interaction
by Golzar Meamar
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Facebook. Twitter. Snapchat. Tumblr. Pinterest. Texting, iMessage, Facebook Messenger. There was once a time when communication required face-to-face interaction. When relationships and friendships were based on spending time with one...
Denisonians need to think about their future families
by Kristof Oltvai
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The woman, 86, could barely walk. She spent most of her day lying down, listening to the radio or our conversation. She complained about her back problems and her inability...
Cell phone and Internet privacy under attack
by The Denisonian
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By Clarice Pranger, Forum Editor America has become fully engaged in a war on privacy. As technology continues to advance, the public is becoming more and more aware of the...
Jan
28
2014
MLK legacy: challenge and change
by The Denisonian
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Here on The Hill, we like to make things uniquely our own. To commemorate the life of the beloved Civil Rights activist and leader, Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., we...
Jan
28
2014
Growing up is no happily ever after
by Carole Burkett
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These weeks are the “Once upon a time” stage, the very first pages of spring semester. As all sixteen thousand activities are starting up again, we’re forming first impressions of...
Nelson Mandela: Are we failing his legacy?
by The Denisonian
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By Ronald E. Santoni Professor Emeritus Richly deserved tributes and beautiful, understandably emotional eulogies continue to pour in from all over the world after the passing of Nelson Mandela. He...