Yi Wu aspiring entrepreneur works to develop new app
By Emily Shane News Editor Denison is not known as a breeding ground for future entrepreneurs, but many students are using technology to play around with their innovativeness to develop...
A brighter future for Newark?
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By Nelson Dow Photo Editor Historic Newark is going to see some important urban revitalization projects in the next couple of years. Of several projects going on downtown, one of...
Women finish fifth, Brennan paces squad
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By Neil Riley Sports Editor The atmosphere in the Mitchell Fieldhouse was electric as every member of the Denison women’s track team prepared for their individual events surrounded by the...
Richards, Branche shine at start of 2015
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By Owen Smith Sports Editor With the help of his screaming teammates and fans, Quentin Richards ‘16 sprinted to a fifth place finish among 41 other competitors in the 60...
Winter break opportunities recapped
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By Katy Barenholtz News Editor Denison may have been on winter break last month, but the students’ involvement certainly didn’t slow down. Denison offers a variety of different winter break...
Celebrating the life and legacy of MLK JR.
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By Jewell Porter Editor-in-Chief Best-selling author of “Lies My Teacher Told Me” and professor of history James Loewen joked in front of a crowd of students, professors, alumni and Granvillians...
Advice from Dumbledore: a bystander’s responsibility
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By Bryan LeBlanc Staff Writer Ohioans are all obsessed with buckeyes. All Ohioans are from around a city that starts with “C.” Coming to Denison from Massachusetts, I picked up...
“Leadership is a process”: Why DCGA is still relevant
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By Meghan Pearce Special to The Denisonian A new wave of empowerment is motivating Denisonians: a wave of forward thinking and change-making. It is becoming increasingly obvious that a fresh...
Nov
17
2014
The Dunestones’ comeback
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This summer, I interned at The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, which I have written about on occasion in the past. While there, I signed on to my supervisor, Mila Sanina’s, Tumblr project...
Nov
17
2014
North’s moral compass points south
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Oliver North’s Wednesday arrival on campus was anticipated with much hubbub. This newspaper ran an opinion piece two weeks ago regarding the former colonel, accompanied by several pieces in the...