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Oct 30 2019

Bogaert Student Reading Series debuts in Slayter

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NICOLE PAVESE, Special to The Denisonian—The spoken word is something people can forget about in the midst of daily life. Persistent American busy culture continues to influence how much time...

Oct 30 2019

News

The buzzards are back in town

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NINA COSDON, Opinion Editor — Running a college is expensive, and Denison is no exception. But financial damage isn’t just caused by first years ripping out the Shorney water fountains,...

Oct 30 2019

Arts and Life

The Homestead welcomes a group of new chickens

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LAURA LAPHAM, Arts & Life Editor—The homestead is a home not only for students, but also for animals. There are at most 12 students living there during the school year...

Oct 30 2019

Features

The legacy of Denison’s cemetery and its famous alumnus

by Zach Correia

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“The scenes of happy college days, the home we love so well” – V.E. Fields Class of 1903 ZACH CORREIA, News Editor — For some, their love for Denison makes...

Oct 30 2019

Features

The history of The Buxton Inn: Is it really haunted?

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Want to see Alli Pinta’s experience? Watch this vlog of her staying in room 9. ALLI PINTA, Special to The Denisonian – “There are several places in Granville that have...

Oct 16 2019

Opinion

Rethinking Denison’s party scene

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JOSH POE, Special to The Denisonian—What happens when you block an ant’s path? It finds a way around that blocked object to get to where it was originally heading. I...

Oct 16 2019

Arts and Life

First Day of Mindfulness celebrates the hill’s community

by Sanaya Attari

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SANAYA ATTARI, Arts & Life Editor Emeritus—In today’s stress-driven work culture, it’s no surprise that many college students are having a hard time caring for their emotional well-being. In light...

Oct 16 2019

Arts and Life

“If Beale Street Could Talk” resonates rather deeply with viewers

by Devin Meenan

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DEVIN MEENAN, Arts & Life Editor—When a film wins as much popular and critical acclaim as Barry Jenkins’ Moonlight did following its release, the next work is inevitably going to...

Oct 16 2019

Sports

The Denison Sports Network: From the Ground Up

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JACK WHITE, Staff Writer—At Denison University there is no opportunity to major or minor in Broadcasting. However, there are numerous students that are passionate about learning the various skills within...

Oct 15 2019

Sports

Mental health: An often overlooked issue in the world of sports

by Nathaniel Beach

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NATHANIEL BEACH, Sports Editor—To say the National Football League (NFL) is evolving into something new is an understatement. A historically strict league has now started to see signs of players...