D-Day weekend features hip-hop artist Waka Flocka Flame
JOSHUA LEE Staff Writer Many students prepared for the show by blasting his music in their dorm or wearing Waka gear throughout the week, and once the night finally rolled...
Buzzsaw Brewing looks toward future with Denison community
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OWEN SMITH Features Editor Two of the most important things Carlos Maciel and Quinn Bartlett gained at Denison were an understanding of how to learn, and a love of craft...
Presidential Fellows allow recent graduates to work on campus
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KRISTEN SCHNEIDER Staff Writer Created three years ago, this prestigious program recognizes and grants a job on campus to recent alumni that have exemplified outstanding work and committed themselves to...
Life as an AAA helps to shape the life of Denison’s Jill Uland
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TAYLOR LIFKA Opinion Editor Each and every day is a learning experience. Nobody would attest to this statement more than 57-year-old Jill Uland of Granville, Ohio. Despite having worked at...
The golden rule regarding the relationship between students and teachers
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MAT SCOTT ‘19 Arts & Life Editor The Golden Rule. We’ve all heard it since we were kids. Do unto others as you would wish others do unto you. Or,...
The hypocrisy of the Catholic Church
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TAYLOR LIFKA ‘17 Opinion Editor I felt like I was having déjà vu. The immediate sense of familiarity and the twinge of nostalgia, however, were quickly contrasted against the stark...
Hate the beliefs, don’t hate the person
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NATHANIEL BEACH ‘20 Staff Writer Fear is what drives the Democratic Party forward. Through the past 10 years the Democrats have arguably become the dominant party in American politics. And...
Denison needs to learn concert etiquette
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Hello. D-Day is meant to be a community growing exercise. Denison closes the dining halls, forcing hungry students to munch on cook-out food and watch student performers. Flyers are spread...
Think of sacrifices this month
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NEIL RILEY ‘17 Editor-in-Chief Generations ago, there was a dispute between a group of clans over a piece of land in Ireland. One of these clans happened to be the...
DCGA to consider changing organizational structure
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EMILY SHANE and JAKE MULLIN Managing Editor and Staff Writer It is common to see President Adam Weinberg cheering at sporting events, or Vice President for Student Development Laurel Kennedy...