Mar 13 2019

Features

Chloe Sferra ‘20 discusses her struggles and triumphs while abroad in Italy

by Chloe Sferra

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Everyone says traveling abroad in Europe is cheap and easy. It is not. Traveling in Europe is cheaper and easier than in the United States, but that doesn’t mean traveling...

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Mar 13 2019

Arts and Life

Life: Dynamic of love, loss and perseverance by Min Jin Lee

by The Denisonian

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JAEEUN LEE — Followed by the extraordinary and beautiful introduction by professor Michael Croley from English department, Min Jin Lee came up to the podium and gave a talk about...

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Mar 13 2019

Arts and Life

TUTTI brings a week of performances to Dension

by The Denisonian

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ANUSHA SHUKLA — The eighth installment took place from Monday, March 4th to Saturday March 9th hosted by Denison’s Department of Music collaborating with Studio Art, Data Analytics, Creative Writing,...

arts and life, Denison University, music, TUTTI festival

Mar 13 2019

Arts and Life

Happy Death Day should leave audience with a smile

by The Denisonian

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DEVIN MEENAN — Happy Death Day 2U, the fifth film from director and frequent Blumhouse Productions collaborator Christopher Landon, debuted in theaters earlier this year. I have not seen it...

arts and life, Happy Death Day 2U, movie, movie review

Mar 13 2019

Arts and Life

GCC spreads information to students on modern China

by The Denisonian

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LAURA LAPHAM — The Preston House, the language learning house here at Denison, hosted an event to spread more information about modern China. There are many different stereotypes about China...

arts and life, china, clubs and organizations, Denison University, Global China Connection, Preston House

Mar 08 2019

Sports

Men’s lacrosse secures dominant win over #12 Roanoke

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ETHAN HORGAN — The Denison men’s lacrosse team has faced a gauntlet of a schedule to start the year. Spencer Butler ‘19 spoke to the team’s difficult schedule in the...

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Mar 08 2019

Sports

Baseball sweeps doubleheader to move win streak to four

by Joey Semel

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Having momentum on your side usually means good things. After dropping their season opener, the Denison men’s baseball team has won four games in a row, including sweeping a doubleheader...

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Mar 08 2019

Opinion, Staff Editorials

Getting sick

by The Denisonian

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It follows. And by ‘it’, we mean viruses. It seems as though these days everyone and their mother is sick: you, your friends, classmates, professors and professors’ kids. Granted, if...

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Mar 08 2019

Opinion

The importance of developing your talents

by The Denisonian

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CARTER HALL — What talents do you have? What resources are at your disposal? Everyone has skills, talents and abilities they can utilize. My Dad read me a story of...

Opinion, personal development, personal growth, talents

Mar 08 2019

Opinion

Depression in media and philosophy

by The Denisonian

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JAMES RAU — A sizeable portion of people in the United States can almost always say that they are or have recently been depressed. For some people, like me, that...

depression, media, mental health, Opinion, philosophy