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Feb 18 2018

The Moonberries show kicks off a semester of music at Bandersnatch

by The Denisonian

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SANAYA ATTARI, LIZ ANASTASIADIS– The Moonberries first on-campus show embodied lots of energy as the band vibrantly displayed their musical talents on stage. On Wednesday, January 31, folks all over campus...

Feb 18 2018

Arts and Life, Opinion

2018’s first phenomenal album: “Con Todo El Mundo” by Khruangbin

by The Denisonian

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ZACH LITCHMAN, REVIEW– It’s 2018, and after a little patience through the first couple weeks of January, we’ve got what I believe is the first outstanding release of the new year....

Feb 18 2018

Arts and Life

Sailesh the hypnotist invited to Denison for second time this year

by Noor Qadri

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“Ladies and Gentlemen on stage, when I count to three, underneath your chair there will be a very finely tuned musical instrument, and upon hearing music, you will start to...

Feb 18 2018

Features

Denison Feminists: We Need Feminism Because…

by The Denisonian

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ANNIE HARTMAN– Unless you live under a rock, you’ve probably seen the “We Need Feminism Because…” posters plastered all over campus. These signs are followed by different statements that represent...

Feb 18 2018

Features

Newark Think Tank works to find solutions for community poverty

by Isabella Antonelli

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Sometimes a small change makes a huge difference in the community you are involved in. In 2014, community members in Newark, Ohio formed the grassroots organizing group, the Newark Think...

Feb 18 2018

Features

Spotlight: Regina Martin’s road tenure and beyond

by Isabella Antonelli

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While many know Dr. Regina Martin as the instructor of classes in Barney Davis that range from 20th Century Fiction to Literary Theory, they may not know just how involved...

Feb 18 2018

Features

Jasdeep Khaira: champion on and off the field

by Shanti Basu

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You might call Jasdeep Khaira a jack of all trades, fair trade that is. A senior from Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, the list of places you could find him is long...

Feb 18 2018

Features, Opinion

Dr. McDonnell Inspires Students With Great Literature

by The Denisonian

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ZOE PEARCE– From the first day I walked into Dr. McDonnell’s Writing 101 class on women in literature and film, she welcomed all the nervous freshman in the class with a...

Feb 18 2018

Blog, Opinion

Textbook trials and tribulations: There needs to be a better way

by Nina Cosdon

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Every student knows the Great Textbook Struggle. It happens at the beginning of each semester. You’ll look through your syllabus to see that you have a couple of readings to...

Feb 18 2018

Blog, Opinion

We can’t stop talking about #MeToo.

by Taylor Shook

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The hashtag, which has been standing strong since October, shows the magnitude of sexual violence in the workplace, and calls out perpetrators like Harvey Weinstein and Larry Nassar. But the...