Why you should spend more time thinking about your mortality
Robert Neithart, Asst. News Editor— About a month ago, I had one of the worst nightmares I’ve experienced in recent memory. I woke up at around 6:30 am with a...
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Stripping down naked week: Who is it really for?
by The Denisonian
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Micah Stromsoe DeLorenzo, Special to The Denisonian “Naked Week” is a popular Denison tradition in which students who choose to participate strip naked or nearly-naked and essentially just run around...
Artificial intelligence provides valuable progress and developments
by Robert Neithart
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Robert Neithart, Asst. News Editor— A propensity to skepticism seems to be a common thread in humankind’s reception of new technology. From the Luddites of the 19th century and their...
Denison needs to invest in academics rather than new facilities
by Henry Gamble
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Henry Gamble, News Editor— If one were to look at Denison’s campus twenty years ago, it would be almost unrecognizable. There would be no Eisner Center, no Hoaglin Wellness Center,...
When it comes to transportation, Ohio needs to get back on track
by The Denisonian
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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...
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?...