Feb 06 2019

Features

Kobi Ocran ‘21 brings a data analytics approach to gas processing

by The Denisonian

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KOBI OCRAN — Close to the coast of the Gulf of Guinea lies one of Ghana’s economic infrastructure masterpieces: the Atuabo Gas Processing Plant, a natural gas processing facility operated...

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Feb 06 2019

Features

Jonathan Silverstein: the man behind the new senior apartments

by The Denisonian

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ZACH CORREIA — Jonathan T. Silverstein Hall will soon grace our fair hill. In the fall of 2020, the class of 2021 will have the luxury of a new dorm...

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Feb 06 2019

Arts and Life

Susan Moore paints her life to Denison students

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JAEEUN LEE — If you’re looking for a new feminist artist to follow, Susan Moore is your gal. Moore is a painter, drawer, photographer and collage-maker. As a professor and...

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Feb 06 2019

Arts and Life

Denison Bluegrass opens for yet another band

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MARY CLARE EDWARDS — Denison students once again took to the stage in Newark to perform live. The Denison Bluegrass Ensemble opened for “The Barefoot Movement” at The Midland Theatre,...

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Feb 06 2019

Arts and Life

DFS screens scathingly satirical BlacKkKlansman

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DEVIN MEENAN — A filmmaker bringing a fresh eye on old injustices can bring change to media and people today. Last Friday, the Denison Film Society held their first screening...

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Feb 06 2019

Arts and Life

Undocumented: A discussion about progression for immigrants in the U.S.

by Liz Anastasiadis

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Imagine coming somewhere new and feeling as if you didn’t belong. This is how Dan-el Padilla Peralta, a writer and scholar along with many other immigrants in the U.S. feel...

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Feb 06 2019

Arts and Life

A peek into recruitment: IFC and NPC

by Shanti Basu

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If you happened to be on the South end of campus last Saturday, you might have been in for a surprise. Girls in tutus and glitter, waving signs and flashing...

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Feb 02 2019

Arts and Life

Photo Essay: 2019 Sorority Bid Day

by The Denisonian

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Denison University’s five Panhellenic sororities celebrate their new members during their 2019 bid day celebrations.

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Feb 02 2019

Sports

Women’s basketball wins another game to keep their winning streak alive

by Brooke Holland

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The Denison Women’s Basketball team has had a strong start this season, and are currently winners of four straight. The team headed off the hill this past Wednesday to Portage...

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Feb 02 2019

Sports

The Swim and Dive team is gearing up to defend their number one rank

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JOANNE LEE — The Denison Swim and Dive team is the number one ranked team among Division III schools, and they didn’t earn that title for nothing. While the rest...

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