Why I won’t call you “pro-life” if you are anti-abortion
NINA COSDON, Opinion Editor — This year alone, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi and Ohio have passed bills that outlaw abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected, a mere six weeks after...
Why I’m pro-life
by Nathaniel Beach
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NATHANIEL BEACH, ’20, Sports Editor– As a Republican, it’s common to be called pretty much every pejorative in the book. However, this occurs on both sides as well. It seems...
A photo essay on #OccupyDCGA
by Shanti Basu
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SHANTI BASU, Photo Editor — The Denison Campus Governance Association (DCGA) is an annual body of 40 students “elected by their peers to represent the student voice in the life...
Success: A tempting but detrimental aim
by Marina Gentilcore
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By MARINA GENTILCORE, Special to The Denisonian — Phrases like “a liberal arts education helps you to become a discerning moral agent” strike me as appealing at first glance, but...
#OccupyDCGA starts a conversation with administrators about demands
by Liz Anastasiadis
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By LIZ ANASTASIADIS, Managing Editor — On Thursday, May 2, a conversation was started by students to faculty about recent events on campus. Tension has been rising regarding the recent...
May
02
2019
Toward alternative futures
by Carissa Falcone
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CARISSA FALCONE ’19, Special to The Denisonian — In 2011, Courtney Bentley wrote, printed and delivered an invaluable piece of research and several intentional, actionable solutions to the gaps in...
Jimmy Fennessey ‘19 excels in music performance through practice and perseverance
by The Denisonian
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JOANNE LEE ’21, Special to The Denisonian — Going to a small, liberal arts school, it’s easy to feel like you’re surrounded by students involved in a million other extracurricular...
Abuse, accountability and justice
by Matthew Nowling
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By MATTHEW NOWLING, Special to The Denisonian — It was inspiring to see students from a variety of backgrounds come together during last night’s (April 30) DCGA Senate Meeting to...
May
01
2019
Pause and reflect
by Tima Kaba
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TIMA KABA ’19, Special to The Denisonian — If I triggered or hurt anyone at the DCGA meeting on April 30 in any way, I am so sorry, truly. I...
May
01
2019
A brief history of pinning and how this ceremony intersected celebrating a drug kingpin
by Alina Panek
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Note: This is the full extended article that was abbreviated in print issue of May 1, 2019 due to lack of space. This is the latest edition with corrections. ALINA...