Pastor Allen Joyner would fit in better in North Korea
RYAN STROTHER Sports Editor If you’re exposed to any sort of sports media, you’ll know that Colin Kaepernick has been sitting down during the National Anthem. If you hadn’t noticed...
Hockey ties 4-4 against Wooster College
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EMILY SHANE Managing Editor The puck slid past the Wooster defender and into the high slot. Down 0-1 from the first period, the Big Red was ready. “I was right...
Volleyball looking to turn around this season
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NEIL RILEY Editor-in-Chief Denison volleyball continued a difficult stretch in Cleveland against four well-seasoned teams. On Friday, Sept. 9, the team traveled to Case Western to compete in the 18th...
DCA commemorates 15th anniversary of 9/11 attacks
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EMILY VOUTES Special to The Denisonian Whether you were walking your dog in the park or a pre-schooler being ushered into the school cafeteria, it’s hard to forget the exact...
Christian Manss visits, emphasizes self-expression
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KAITLYN SPECHT Arts & Life Editor Fittingly, it was Pablo Picasso, arguably one of the best painters of all time, who once said, “Learn the rules like a pro,...
Bandersnatch welcomes students for the season
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SAVANNAH DELGROSS Arts & Life Editor Students rushed into The Bandersnatch Coffeehouse to bite into their first “Snagel” of the year. The colorful room became more and more crowded as...
The golden greek: 4 jobs, 1 sport, and a long way from home
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JAKE MULLIN Staff Writer Constantinos Alevizopoulos is someone you probably recognize, considering the fact that he works over four jobs on campus throughout the year. Just who exactly is this...
Spoon University: Making food make sense for college students
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AMELIA HITCHENS Features Editor Last Thursday, A-quad was full of tables, posters and students walking through the maze that is the annual fall semester involvement fair. From athletic clubs, to...
A change to the culture of misconduct: starting points for us all
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LAUREL KENNEDY Vice President of Student Development Sexual misconduct can have profound and damaging effects that can last for years. Those have greatest impact on the person who was violated,...
The omnipresent cafeteria loner
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MADISON LUKEN ‘20 Special to the Denisonian Walking into a dining hall is essentially equivalent to walking into the ocean. As soon as you are too far in, you start...