Oct 11 2016
Opinion

Coming Out Week: spreading acceptance

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JEREMY TORRES  ‘18 Special to The Denisonian In honor of Coming Out Week, I’m  here to talk about coming out on this campus and the issues that one may face...
Oct 11 2016
Opinion

Generalizations are simply never OK

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JOSHUA LEE ‘20 Staff Writer In response to the opinion article, “Freedom of speech is not so free,” published last week: I have a few concerns and critiques with your...
Oct 11 2016
Opinion, Staff Editorials

Make America Great Again

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Columbus Day is a holiday celebrated by some to honor Christopher Columbus’ arrival to the United States in 1492. Although celebrated as early as the 18th century, it was not...
Oct 11 2016
News

October emphasizes awareness & self breast exams

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CHLOE SFERRA Sports Editor As the leaves begin to change and the air begins to cool, signs of October are everywhere.  One of the more subtle tells of October is...
Oct 11 2016
News

Local clown sightings cause fear

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HANNAH KUBBINS News Editor Clowns used to be confined to carnivals, circuses and kids’ parties. But now they’re running rampant for reasons still unknown. Sightings of people donning clown masks...
Oct 11 2016
News

Denison Democrats, Republicans cohost debate parties

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EMILY SHANE Managing Editor Over 200 students showed up in Slayter auditorium to watch the first presidential debate, and they filled The Roost for the second. The events were cohosted...
Oct 11 2016
News

DCGA reviews students’ financial well-being

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JAKE MULLIN Staff Writer The DCGA, in coordination with the Office of Student Development, is turning their attention towards students’ financial well-being this year. A report, entitled “Students’ Financial Well-Being,”...
Oct 04 2016
Sports

Baird breaks record in 21-14 victory vs. OWU

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ALEX KAUFMAN Staff Writer Andrew Baird ‘17 is a tackle magnet. He routinely leads the team in stops, including a team-leading 29 over the season’s first three games. But what...