Mar 10 2020

News

Weinberg: Students must leave campus through April 3

by The Denisonian

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This letter from Adam Weinberg, sent on 10 March at 8:30pm, has been republished here for transparency. The official communication can be found here. Denison Community, As you know, we...

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Mar 10 2020

News

Denison cancels face-to-face instruction for preventative measures against coronavirus

by Alina Panek

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Denison suspended face-to-face instruction effective March 23 due to the coronavirus outbreak until at least Friday, April 3, according to a collegewide email. All students are expected to leave campus...

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Mar 09 2020

Arts and Life

Celebrating the Intersection of Education and Black Studies

by Aaron Skubby

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AARON SKUBBY, News Editor—Above her desk, education department chair Dr. Karen Graves displays a plaque which has sat there since 2008. This plaque celebrates the 40th anniversary of the Black...

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Mar 09 2020

Arts and Life

DITA presents a stellar performance of comedy “Space Girl”

by The Denisonian

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EMMA PROE, Staff Writer— It’s always difficult to find your niche in high school, especially when you come from a different planet. The play “Space Girl,” written by Mora V....

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Mar 09 2020

Arts and Life

Dr. Wiinikka-Lydon shows the consequences of war aren’t just monetary

by Nina Cosdon

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NINA COSDON, Editor-in-Chief —The cost of war is much more than monetary. However, Dr. Joseph Wiinikka-Lydon opened his talk last Wednesday by asking the audience how much they thought the...

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Mar 09 2020

Arts and Life

“Parasite” deserves to be watched in the company of a crowd

by Devin Meenan

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DEVIN MEENAN, Arts and Life Editor—The 21st century, the now past-2010s in particular, have seen filmmaking become a more homogenous business. Blockbusters derived from pre-existing properties dominate theater chains like...

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Mar 03 2020

Features

It takes two: Denisonians reveal their twin counterparts on campus and off

by The Denisonian

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Abhijeet ‘Jeetu’ and Abhishek ‘Sheku’ Henry ‘20 are biology majors at Denison, born on April 20, 1998. Though not identical, many still confuse the brothers. Once, Jeetu was walking to...

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Mar 03 2020

Sports

Coach Grandbois ‘touched’ at the progress of the women’s fencing team

by Nina Cosdon

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NINA COSDON, Editor-in-Chief—How does a team that didn’t exist three years ago have seven athletes qualify for NCAA Regionals? According to Head Coach Peter Grandbois, it took grueling practices and...

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Mar 03 2020

Sports

Sports feature: Michaela Morrison ’20

by Joanne Lee

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JOANNE LEE, Sports Editor—For Michaela Morrison ’20, swimming is a large part of her life, but it isn’t the only part of her life.  “The biggest thing for me was...

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Mar 03 2020

News

DCGA passes resolution reforming budgeting guidelines

by Zach Correia

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The Denison Campus Governance Association (DCGA) Senate unanimously passed a resolution that seeks to reform and codify aspects of the body’s budging and appeals processes. The resolution is an attempt...

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