Presidential election outcome exposes division on campus
HANNAH KUBBINS & RYAN STROTHER News Editors The flagpole by Slayter is covered in chalk-written messages. Some are encouraging, but most are divisive. “Love Trumps Hate” is crossed out with...
Women’s soccer named NCAC champions, move on to NCAAs
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NEIL RILEY Editor-in-Chief When Anne Denz stepped up to take the corner kick in the 89th minute of the match, she could have been thinking it may be the last...
Denison defeated by the Wabash Little Giants, 22-14
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ALEX KAUFMAN Staff Writer With 5.3 seconds on the clock and the Big Red down by eight, Canaan Gebele jogs to the sideline to get his helmet adjusted. It came...
Rugby named conference champs, move on to regionals
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KRISTEN SCHNEIDER Staff Writer The Denison University rugby team celebrated their 18-12 victory on Saturday against University of Findlay. After working hard for an entire 80 minutes, the Big Red...
Field Hockey closes season with 2-1 loss to Kenyon
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KATHLYN CRAIGIE Sports Editor During their third matchup this season, Denison fell short 2-1 to Kenyon during the North Coast Athletic Conference Tournament. Earlier this season the Big Red beat...
Cubs beat Indians, end 108 year drought
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ALEX KAUFMAN Staff Writer November 2, 2016: the day all the 3-1 jokes in Cleveland died. Corey Kluber and Andrew Miller looked human as the Indians trailed game seven of...
Swim & Dive compete at Division I level
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CHLOE SFFERA Sports Editor Denison swim and dive is a small fish in a big pond as the team excels in higher division meets. The Big Red takes on daunting...
Volleyball finishes season fourth in NCAC
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CHLOE SFERRA Sports Editor For Denison volleyball, a hard end to a hard season only gives more promise for next year. The team has not had the easiest of roads...
Arab-Israeli Kashua speaks about finding identity
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OWEN SMITH Features Editor Sayed Kashua has always had a tough time adjusting to new places. At the Beck Lecture in the Barney Davis conference room, Kashua read from short...
Jazz Guitar Festival features world-wide talents
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KAITLYN SPECHT Arts & Life Editor The best words to describe the 20th Jazz Guitar Festival are inventive, collaborative, and just plain fun. When the band Trio da Paz took...