Mar 02 2019

News, World and Local News

Pluto: To be or Not to be a Planet?

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KILEIGH FORD — We grew up with nine planets; the ninth, and furthest out in our solar system, only lasted as a planet for 76 years. Hearts were broken in...

astronomy, news, planet, planethood, Pluto

Mar 02 2019

Mental Health, News

Mental health: Art therapy

by Liz Anastasiadis

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Artful expression can be relaxing and become a practice for many who are in the process of healing. Art therapy involves the use of creative outlets such as drawing, painting,...

Active Minds, art therapy, expression, feelings, mental health, mental illness

Mar 02 2019

News, World and Local News

D-day rescheduled to March 2nd with artists B.o.B. and Noname

by The Denisonian

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KATIE KERRIGAN & JAX PREYER — D-day is back! Ella Mai was the scheduled D-day performer in November but was canceled in light of the tragedy that struck campus.  It...

B.o.B., concert, D-Day, Denison University, music, Noname

Mar 02 2019

News, World and Local News

Denison wins vote for Camp Kesem

by Nathaniel Beach

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Denison is home to student leaders dedicated to helping the community and making the area a better place. Rachel Reardon ‘19 is one of those students. Reardon, along with Dr....

Camp Kesem, cancer, clubs and organizations, Denison University

Mar 02 2019

Features

A conversation: Diversifying Denison’s CS department

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JAEEUN LEE — Dr. Maria Klawe who is the president of Harvey Mudd College came to Denison last Thursday night to give a talk about ‘how to diversify the computer...

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Mar 02 2019

Features

Jack Woolcott ‘21 delves into working at Mitchell Center

by Brooke Holland

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At the Mitchell center on campus, numerous students are employed to help the different facilities run smoothly. From gym desk staff and spin instructors to lifeguards, there are multiple jobs...

features, mitchell center, on-campus job, student worker

Mar 02 2019

Features

“Cheers Advertising” Instagram account rises in popularity

by The Denisonian

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ANDI ZUCCHI — If you enjoy doing it, then why not let yourself have fun? You may have heard of “Cheers Advertising,” an Instagram account that has rapidly gained followers...

Cheers Advertising, Denison University, features

Mar 02 2019

Arts and Life

A peek into recruitment for MGC and NPHC

by Shanti Basu

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In the spring at Denison University, Greek life on campus is particularly visible. Funny photos from high school appear on the Slayter stairs in the days leading up to a...

Denison University, fraternity, greek life, MGC, NPHC, sorority

Mar 02 2019

Arts and Life

A Star Is Born shines at Denison Film Society

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DEVIN MEENAN — More often than not, a filmmaker’s debut feature will have a rough-around-the-edges quality to it; lack of experience makes this almost inevitable. There are exceptions to the...

A Star Is Born, arts and life, Denison University, movie review, movies

Mar 02 2019

Arts and Life

The Cozy Sweaters perform at The Bandersnatch

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MAXWELL MARSHALL — Recently The Bandersnatch hosted Denison’s very own Cozy Sweaters — an emerging student band on campus. Featuring Sam Rice ‘19 on guitar and vocals, Oscar Maldonado ‘19...

band, bandersnatch, Denison University, music, The Cozy Sweaters