Homelessness and Hunger club hosts enriching events
By Norah Zacharski Staff Writer As students at a small and elite liberal arts college, it can be easy fall into the “Denison bubble.” Because we are in relative isolation...
D.I.T.A one acts bring humor and talent to the stage
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By Hannah Kubbins Assistant Arts & Life Editor From video games to grave-digging, cannibalism and more, the DITA One Acts did not disappoint this year. Seated next to me, Jillian...
Outlook educates Denison students on LGBTQA+ issues
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By Lizbeth Bautista Staff Writer Outlook is an important presence on Denison’s campus. The purpose of this organization is to educate the campus on LGBTQA issues and to create a...
Denison’s spookiest places to visit during Halloween Week
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By Laura Carr Editor-in-Chief Imagine wandering around campus at 4 a.m. It is a weeknight, and the only living beings in sight are that guy who accidentally fell asleep on...
Bancroft House rooted in anti-slavery and the Underground Railroad
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By Josh McCartney Staff Writer Built in 1834, the Bancroft House at 555 North Pearl Street hides a wealth of history behind its rough ashlar façade. The house is named...
Faculty member experienced many changes while at Denison
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By Ryan Carson Opinion Editor Patricia A. Ruess began working at Denison more than twenty-five years ago. In the span of a quarter century, Ruess has had an unobstructed view...
Wheelin’ and dealin’: The lessons learned from three weeks with a rolling backpack
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By Owen Smith ’17 Sports Editor Going into my junior year, I thought I was going to be cool. I just got back from studying in Europe, so I went...
Divisive doesn’t have to be agressive
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By Rachel Epstein ’18 Arts & Life Editor I genuinely believe that President Weinberg is absolutely right when he says that we gain more from a liberal arts education than...
Glass-Steagall sets O’Malley apart
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By Neil Riley ’17 Sports Editor Martin O’Malley will never break five percent support in the primary election polls. His speeches will be punctuated with periods and not raucous fanfare,...
The Importance of the Unpopular Opinion
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By Jewell Porter ’16 Editor-in-Chief We all know that guy. The one who has the opinion that is not just different than those expressed by a group of people but...