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Mar 11 2020

Coronavirus affects Denisonians on campus and abroad, cancelling plans

by Alina Panek

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ALINA PANEK, Editor-in-Chief—The first three confirmed coronavirus cases within Ohio are in Cuyahoga County, the Cleveland area. The pandemic, declared by WHO on Jan. 30, has caused colleges around the...

Mar 11 2020

News

Political Science major will now be Politics and Public Affairs

by Aaron Skubby

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AARON SKUBBY, News Editor—The class of 2024 and beyond will not have the option of majoring in political science. Instead, it will be replaced with Politics and Public Affairs (PPA)....

Mar 10 2020

News

Weinberg: Students must leave campus through April 3

by The Denisonian

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This letter from Adam Weinberg, sent on 10 March at 8:30pm, has been republished here for transparency. The official communication can be found here. Denison Community, As you know, we...

Mar 10 2020

News

Denison cancels face-to-face instruction for preventative measures against coronavirus

by Alina Panek

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Denison suspended face-to-face instruction effective March 23 due to the coronavirus outbreak until at least Friday, April 3, according to a collegewide email. All students are expected to leave campus...

Mar 09 2020

Arts and Life

Celebrating the Intersection of Education and Black Studies

by Aaron Skubby

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AARON SKUBBY, News Editor—Above her desk, education department chair Dr. Karen Graves displays a plaque which has sat there since 2008. This plaque celebrates the 40th anniversary of the Black...

Mar 09 2020

Arts and Life

DITA presents a stellar performance of comedy “Space Girl”

by The Denisonian

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EMMA PROE, Staff Writer—It’s always difficult to find your niche in high school, especially when you come from a different planet. The play “Space Girl,” written by Mora V. Harris...

Mar 09 2020

Arts and Life

Dr. Wiinikka-Lydon shows the consequences of war aren’t just monetary

by Nina Cosdon

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NINA COSDON, Editor-in-Chief —The cost of war is much more than monetary. However, Dr. Joseph Wiinikka-Lydon opened his talk last Wednesday by asking the audience how much they thought the...

Mar 09 2020

Arts and Life

“Parasite” deserves to be watched in the company of a crowd

by Devin Meenan

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DEVIN MEENAN, Arts and Life Editor—The 21st century, the now past-2010s in particular, have seen filmmaking become a more homogenous business. Blockbusters derived from pre-existing properties dominate theater chains like...

Mar 03 2020

Features

It takes two: Denisonians reveal their twin counterparts on campus and off

by The Denisonian

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Abhijeet ‘Jeetu’ and Abhishek ‘Sheku’ Henry ‘20 are biology majors at Denison, born on April 20, 1998. Though not identical, many still confuse the brothers. Once, Jeetu was walking to...

Mar 03 2020

Sports

Coach Grandbois ‘touched’ at the progress of the women’s fencing team

by Nina Cosdon

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NINA COSDON, Editor-in-Chief—How does a team that didn’t exist three years ago have seven athletes qualify for NCAA Regionals? According to Head Coach Peter Grandbois, it took grueling practices and...