Feb 12 2020

Arts and Life

Bluegrass Festival delights with alumni and guest performers

by Laura Lapham

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LAURA LAPHAM, Arts & Life Editor Emeritus—Throughout the years, Denison has been graced by many musical guests at its annual Bluegrass Festival. Last weekend on Friday and Saturday night, many...

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Feb 12 2020

Arts and Life

DFS Screens“Once Upon A Time In Hollywood”

by Devin Meenan

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DEVIN MEENAN, Arts & Life Editor—While Quentin Tarantino claims to have one more film on the drawing board before his pre-announced early retirement, I have a hard time seeing how...

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Feb 12 2020

Arts and Life

Sketch’rs comedy show: “Revenge of the Sketch”

by The Denisonian

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Feb 12 2020

Arts and Life

(It’s) My Pleasure hopes to educate students on sex

by Samara Benza

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SAMARA BENZA, Features Editor—If there’s one area where the American education system is failing the children of this country, it’s in teaching them about sex and sexual health; only 17-out-of-50...

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Feb 12 2020

Sports

Girls and Women in Sports Day presents student athlete alumnae panel

by Samara Benza

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SAMARA BENZA, Features Editor—Across the country, girls and women gather on National Girls and Women in Sports Day to celebrate women who made athletic history, women who make a difference...

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Feb 12 2020

Sports

At the beginning of the season, softball wants to go back to basics

by Joey Semel

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JOEY SEMEL, Editor-in-Chief Emeritus—They just want to simplify things this year. Following their 22-14 (11-5 in the North Coast Athletic Conference) record last year, the Denison softball team wants to...

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Feb 12 2020

Opinion

The Oscars: Slow progress since 1929

by Devin Meenan

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DEVIN MEENAN, Arts and Life Editor—This past Sunday, the ninety-second Academy Awards came and went. I thought that, while the memories and hangovers of that night are still fresh, I’d...

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Feb 12 2020

Opinion

Denison needs to employ therapy cats

by The Denisonian

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EMMA PROE, Special to The Denisonian—We all know and love the regular therapy dogs of Denison. They bring together all types of students including those who are burnt out, the...

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Feb 12 2020

Opinion

Andrew Yang’s “Freedom Dividend” realistically fails to promote equity

by Aaron Skubby

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AARON SKUBBY, News Editor—Andrew Yang has carved out a niche in the 2020 Democratic primary as an outside candidate with a large set of in-depth, unique policy proposals. One of...

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Feb 12 2020

Opinion

Editor’s column: Trump loves to label things as “illegal”

by Nina Cosdon

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NINA COSDON, Editor-in-Chief—President Donald Trump had a busy week. On Tuesday, he delivered his State of the Union address. On Wednesday, his impeachment trial drew to a close with his...

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