Oct 04 2016

Arts and Life

Philosophy coffee explores meanings of citizenship

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MRINALINI MITRA Special to The Denisonian Each year the philosophy department offers everyone the opportunity to enjoy warm coffee and stimulating conversations during the Big Red Weekend. The Big Red...

Oct 04 2016

Arts and Life

Beck Series writer merges politics with her poetry

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MADISON LUKEN Social Media Manager Poet and award winning translator Marilyn Hacker enraptured students and faculty as she read her poetry in a manner brimming with wisdom to an eager...

Oct 04 2016

Features

ENVS professor puts teaching on hold to pursue research obligations

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HANNAH KUBBINS News Editor Kevin Harrison is drawn to finding elegant solutions to the world’s most challenging problems. Harrison taught environmental studies at Denison but is currently pursuing his research....

Oct 04 2016

Features

Feminism changes student’s perspective on life

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TAYLOR LIFKA Opinion Editor A girl trapped between two separate worlds. Unable to find common ground between distinct identities lead her to a time of confusion and doubt. After a...

Oct 04 2016

Features

Li Chien

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OWEN SMITH Features Editor Everytime Li Chien steps on stage, he brings a massive amount of energy. The genre-bending senior thinks of his music as “enthusiastic,” and doesn’t believe his...

Oct 04 2016

Opinion

Riddled into divinity – looking for the glimpse of truth in life

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MRINALINI MITRA ‘20 Special to The Denisonian The truth is riddled within us. The glittering bodies of the black cascade that covers us in the absence of the day shows...

Oct 04 2016

Opinion

Freedom of speech is not so free

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NATHANIEL BEACH ‘20 Special to The Denisonian The first amendment as we all know guarantees that the American people are given freedom of speech. This means that as long as...

Oct 04 2016

Opinion

Learning Arabic: language and culture

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SIANNEH JENSEN ‘18 Special to The Denisonian The most common misconception that I had about learning a new language for the first time was that it would be too difficult,...

Oct 04 2016

Opinion, Staff Editorials

A short rant about the Wi-Fi

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If you’ve been sitting in the library doing your homework and randomly been kicked off of the campus Wi-Fi, congratulations! You’re not alone. Students have been having issues with the...

Oct 04 2016

Editors' Corner, Opinion

An ode to 91.1 The Doobie

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EMILY SHANE ‘17 Managing Editor I’ve walked through Slayter a lot this past semester: got a BLT, checked my mailbox, people-watched in The Nest. The Doobie is always on, but...