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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Feb 12 2020

Features

Griffin ’22 and Bailey ‘20 Hayden on cancer and brotherhood

by Lena Massaregli

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LENA MASSAREGLI, Arts & Life Editor—On Feb. 28, 2013, Griffin Hayden, ‘22 was diagnosed with cancer, at just 13 years old. His initial reaction was one of complete shock, and...

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Feb 12 2020

Features

OCS Returnee Breakfast encourages students to use empathy

by Isabella Antonelli

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ISABELLA ANTONELLI, Features Editor Emeritus—Students woke up early on January 31, 2020 to attend the Off-Campus Study Returnee Breakfast with President Adam Weinberg. Students who have returned to the Hill...

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Feb 12 2020

Features

Some of the newly recruited Burpees give outsiders insight

by Olivia Harvey

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OLIVIA HARVEY, Features Editor—The Burpee’s Seedy Theatrical Company is an improvisational group on campus that has existed for over 40 years. The company originated as an acting class at Denison...

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Feb 12 2020

News

Revelors damage the Moonies during second weekend of parties

by Alina Panek

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ALINA PANEK, Editor-in-Chief—The students are finally embracing and registering parties at the Moonies. Several parties have been registered for the first few weeks of the spring semester. Moon Hall is...

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Feb 12 2020

News

Language and Culture House will close, but something new is coming

by Nina Cosdon

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NINA COSDON, Editor-in-Chief—After over 10 years of fostering language immersion and cross-cultural connections, Denison’s Language and Culture House will be closing after this semester. The end of this living and...

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Feb 12 2020

News

$1,000 prize for student startup

by The Denisonian

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JULIE KENYON, Copy Editor—Pursuing a career as an entrepreneur after college is much like entering a shark tank without a protective cage: daunting and unpredictable. Undergraduate universities rarely provide the...

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Feb 12 2020

News

Flu comes to campus

by Alina Panek

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ALINA PANEK, Editor-in-Chief—A virus more deadly than the coronavirus has confirmed cases on campus. The Ohio Department of Health (ODH) reports that new influenza-related hospitalizations are the highest yet of...

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Feb 12 2020

News

DCGA considers mental health days

by The Denisonian

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SOPHIE BITTNER, Special to The Denisonian—The mental health of college students across the nation is suffering, and Denison is no exception. There is currently a DCGA resolution that could advance...

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