When it comes to transportation, Ohio needs to get back on track
Thomas Vodrey, Staff Writer— Imagine being able to take a shuttle from Granville to a station in Downtown Columbus. From there, you could get to Cincinnati or Cleveland in 2...
Category: Opinion
Who’s afraid of ambition: Unpacking likability politics on the Hill
by AJ Hartwick
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AJ Hartwick, Features Editor— I can say with my full chest that Denisonians view queer student leaders with puritanical suspicion, seeing danger in every closet. Outright and blatant homophobia –...
The mask of “self-care”: Differentiating wellness and consumerism
by The Denisonian
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Emily Gryllakis, Special to The Denisonian Spend five minutes scrolling through social media or reading a popular magazine and there is a good chance you will see at least one...
Humanities studies are undervalued and overly criticized
by Robert Neithart
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Robert Neithart, Asst. News Editor— In 2018, the number of bachelor’s degrees awarded in the humanities was less than a third of those awarded in the sciences and about half...
A response to last week’s “Anti-semitism” article submitted to the Bullsheet
by Henry Gamble
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Henry Gamble, News Editor— In 2021, the Anti-Defamation League recorded the highest amount of anti-semitic vandalism, harassment and assault since the organization began keeping track in 1979. Anti-semitism is no...
How do we solve the issue of international queer vulnerability?
by The Denisonian
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O. René Garrett Wright, Staff Writer— When is it not a precarious moment to be a queer person? When have we ever been invulnerable? To violence? To crisis? To precarity?...
Metal: the indestructible and eternal genre
by Robert Neithart
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Robert Neithart, Asst. News Editor— The landscape of contemporary music is one often characterized by a decidedly fickle climate. Fads and trends seem to come along every few years, coming...
Denison’s power structures prevent equality and inclusivity
by Addy Pittenger
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To start off, I do not place blame on any Denison Staff members who are simply doing their job. Rather, I blame the institution from which workers are being told...
Disciplinary probation should not remove students from campus life
by Aaron Skubby
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AARON SKUBBY, Editor-in-Chief— The Code of Student Conduct is built around three main objectives: to support student engagement and skill building, community impact and restoration, and to have clarity of...
Emotional support animals restrictions harm Denison students
by The Denisonian
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ZOE HINES, Staff Writer— When I was given approval to bring my dog, Bentley, to campus, I imagined walking him all throughout campus and playing with him on the IM...