Remembering Wendell Jackson ‘17
By Jewell Porter Editor-in-Chief “That smile,” several Denisonians recounted when thinking about the late Wendell Jackson ‘17, “really lit up the room.” “His smile stayed with me long after I...
Sep
08
2015
Professor emeritus reflects on values of a liberal arts education
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By Barry Keenan Professor Emeritus Knowing that liberal arts colleges are not a tradition in China, I was delighted to discuss a secret or two of liberal arts colleges when...
Denison’s Open House is a healing practice
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By Mark R. Orten University Chaplain Last Tuesday after the news broke that we lost one of our own, Wendell Jackson ’17, the wider community gathered twice in that same...
Sep
08
2015
A community comes together
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By Elaine Cashy Managing Editor Every year upon returning to the Hill, I am shocked with how quickly I ease back into my Denison life. How quickly the phrase “I’m...
Big Red football starts the season off strong in victory over Marietta
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By Alex Kaufman Staff Writer The new turf at Deeds Field was properly broken in on Saturday night as the Big Red football team played its home opener. Under the...
Sep
08
2015
Think local, eat local: Granville’s own Community Supported Agriculture
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By Nelson Dow Photo Editor Bird’s Haven Farm is a little sanctuary nestled just five miles outside of Granville Village. A multi-generational family owned and operated farm, you’ll find the...
Sep
08
2015
DCGA aims to become a more open organization
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By Laura Carr Editor-in-Chief In the past, the Denison Campus Governance Association has been viewed as a bureaucratic organization, but this year, DCGA hopes to change that image. DCGA president...
Sep
08
2015
Changes in meal plan spark confusion around campus
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By Rachel Epstein Arts & Life Editor The new meal plan is a concept that, with a bit of effort and clear information, can in fact be understood. Much like...
Five students and 400 baked goods raises $2000
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By Meghan Powers News Editor Five Denison seniors baked 400 cookies, brownies and muffins last Friday which, 24 hours later, turned into over $2,100 dollars after selling the baked goods...
Big Red opens season strongly on trip to Georgia
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By Owen Smith Sports Editor The nearly 20 hours of travel was worth it after the Big Red men’s soccer team beat Emory and Oglethorpe in their own backyards in...