Richard Bausch orates from his newest book
MADISON LUKEN Social Media Manager Listeners crouched intently in their chairs as Richard Bausch read two of his short stories to an enraptured audience. His voice was a low rumble...
Student performance relates to current racial issues
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LARIONA JACOBS Staff Writer That one audience member who laughs like a seal is always the best kind of member. You know when the joke isn’t that funny but someone...
Burpee’s 24 hour show raises money for St. Jude
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CHLOE SFERRA Sports Editor Imagine staying up for 24 hours straight while performing humorous routines non-stop, because that is exactly what Denison’s comedy group Burpee’s Seedy Theatrical Company succeeded in...
Michael Sam visits campus during Coming Out Week
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JOSH LEE Staff Writer Last week was the 30th celebration of Coming Out Week here at Denison, and Outlook, Denison’s LGBTQ organization, was prepared with weekly activities and events dispersed...
US Senator advocates for agreement and cooperation
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RYAN STROTHER News Editor When Senator Richard Lugar ‘54 was attending Shortridge High School in Indiana, the school’s basketball team had a drinking problem. Lugar, then a columnist for the...
Denison student finds success in card game called “Magic”
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JAKE MULLIN Staff Writer Like twenty million other people worldwide, Michael Coyle ‘17 enjoys playing a trading card game in his spare time called Magic: The Gathering. The game, which...
Florida native connects with culture through banjo
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OWEN SMITH Features Editor People may recognize Aidan VanSuetendael ’18 as the girl who is always walking around with the funny-looking instrument case. She’s broken two handles from traveling the...
Rally around positivity: The Chicago Cubs
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TAYLOR LIFKA ‘17 Opinion Editor The camaraderie is undeniable. In the bleacher seats at Wrigley field, there are no such thing as strangers. The 102-year-old ballpark, on the North Side...
No lack of political satire in this election
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JORDAN GELBER ‘20 Special to The Denisonian SNL opened its 42nd season the only way it could, with a ten-minute depiction of the first presidential debate. The debate spoof included...
What are you doing over break?
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Fall break is nearly upon us again. The leaves are changing color, football is on around the clock and we now seemingly have all the time in the world. But...