Every Denisonian should be a social entrepreneur
By Lindsay Hanz Special to The Denisonian This morning, I sit in a coffee shop not far from campus at the heart of historical Newark, Ohio. I eat breakfast and...
Category: Opinion
Apr
09
2013
A perspective on reality: Late night food
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By Nick DiIorio and Ben Dorau Special to The Denisonian As the Huffman dining hall undergoes much needed renovations and with rumors swirling about the dissolution of the Sodexo monopoly...
Apr
09
2013
As usual, lottery drives us to insanity, desperation
by The Denisonian
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We all know what happens every April on the third floor of Slayter. Nervous freshmen watch their dreams of living in Shaw or Beaver fade the moment they take their...
Apr
09
2013
Where do we find our self among ourselves?
by The Denisonian
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By Hung Tran Editor-in-Chief As I close my eyes and type in these very first words, my mind takes me back to the scenes where I was a lucky witness...
Apr
04
2013
Class registration: Make good decisions and claim your education
by The Denisonian
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As soon as we received the 2013 Fall schedule book last week, I had a sudden realization: my senior year is just around the corner. After the numerous all-nighters I...
Mar
26
2013
Letter to the editor: Response to “Not everyone is sad about the fraternity purge”
by The Denisonian
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Dear Editor, I wish to comment on the article that you wrote entitled, “Not everyone is sad about the fraternity purge”. I found what you wrote to be somewhat one...
Mar
26
2013
Supreme Court enters culture war with same-sex marriage
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By Nick Ingram and Katie McCann Special to The Denisonian Today and tomorrow, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments that could determine the fate of marriage in the United...
Mar
26
2013
Kennedy: A new route to strengthen Medical Amnesty at Denison
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By Laurel Kennedy Vice President of Student Development “The Medical Amnesty policy is vital to the health of our campus and keeping people safe because without it there will be...
Mar
26
2013
Rising college costs are everyone’s fault
by Curtis Edmonds
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Nearly everyone on campus is excited with the prospect of replacing Sodexo with a better food service provider. But few are talking about the very real possibility that along with...
Mar
26
2013
New Pope’s humility is refreshing
by Kristof Oltvai
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Being at the National Shrine in Washington, D.C. when the Habemus was announced was an extremely humbling experience. Surrounded by the priests, nuns, and brothers of the Church, alongside several...