Denison ensemble Easy, Mac brings funky vibes to Taco Dan’s
HANNAH KUBBINS Arts & Life Editor The brave souls that faced the rain and arduous walk back up the hill last Wednesday night found themselves amongst funky vibes and funky...
Apr
12
2016
GREEK SPOTLIGHT: NPHC GAINS NEW MEMBERS, CELEBRATES CHARTERING
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Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc has been on campus in 1997. Past and current students (top): Daisy Copeland ‘00, Alicia Janison Henry ‘05, Sheronda Palmore ‘05, Ashley Johnson ‘13, Ruby...
Third annual Doobiepalooza returns to Denison this Friday
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AMELIA HITCHENS Features Editor Doobiepalooza is rapidly approaching, and those in charge of the event have put together an exciting lineup for students to enjoy. For the third year in...
Student seeks to bridge cultural and social divide on campus
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OWEN SMITH Features Editor Brandon Wafford ’19 is friends with everyone. Just a first year, Wafford is already making a mark on Denison’s campus. You can’t miss him: donning a...
Apr
12
2016
As exam week nears, students may turn to risky “study aid”
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HEATHER BORLAND Student Wellness Coordinator Exams are just around the corner, and for many Denison students that means little sleep with added stress and anxiety. While it’s not uncommon for...
Apr
12
2016
Black lives and the “American Dream”
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RONALD E. SANTONI Philosophy Professor Emeritus Why do I get so annoyed and irritated when I hear so many White Americans chant “All Lives Matter!”, in response to the anguished...
Revitalizing culture: courage for change
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TYLER LAW ‘18 Special to the Denisonian Martin Buber avidly declares that in order for connection, communication, and understanding to be realized, we must step away from ourselves and understand...
Apr
12
2016
Take it seriously: always get out
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BEEP. BEEP. BEEP. We all know what it means. Someone burned their popcorn at 4 a.m. and smoked up the kitchen. The dust from the renovation of Mitchell is still...
Remembering Phife Dawg
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NEIL RILEY ‘17 Editor-in-Chief I will never forget the first time that I heard A Tribe Called Quest. I remember sitting in the car with my older brother, driving around...
DCGA appeals process goes off with few glitches
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NEIL RILEY Editor-in-Chief Six campus organizations appealed the amounts they were allocated by the preliminary DCGA budget in the latest meeting. Relay for Life was approved for their $2,300 appeal...