Women’s lacrosse defeats Wooster, falls to Wittenberg
By Julian Howell Staff Writer Coming off of a three game winning streak where the Big Red women’s lacrosse team dominated the opposition which included DePauw, Centre and Ohio Wesleyan...
New members of LNO take the stage at “Virgin Concert”
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By Elaine Cashy Assistant Arts and Life Editor Madonna’s “Like a Virgin” could be heard from The Roost over and over as the Denison a cappella group Ladies Night Out...
Baseball batting strong at the halfway mark of the season
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By Neil Riley Staff Writer As the Big Red baseball team passes the halfway point in their 2014 season, the bats and arms are looking strong. With only two more...
MECO Festival brings some cultural spice to Denison life
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By Emily Shane Staff Writer The Middle Eastern Culture Organization (MECO) hosted the Middle Eastern Cultural Festival to introduce Denison students to the food, music, and art of the Middle...
Pearce, Jones share their big ideas for student government
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By Carole Burkett & Emily Shane The Denisonian “Before Hung [Tran] even said anything, I started to cry, because I didn’t think I would [win],” Haley Jones ‘17, from Portland,...
Gender neutral housing across campus becoming a possibility
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By Bryan LeBlanc Staff Writer After getting through the rush of the recent housing lottery, the Office of Residential Education and Housing is on to new plans: attaining gender neutral...
The mysterious John Doe
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By Katie Jenko Web Editor “Denison Underground,” an anonymous student group, sent an email entitled “John Doe” to students on Mon. Apr. 14, petitioning the student body for complaints against...
Emily Lipsitz ’15: Biking across America in the fight against cancer
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By Katy Barenholtz Features Editor Have you ever imagined biking 4,400 miles across the country over the course of just a couple of months? Emily Lipsitz ’15 of Kingstown, R.I....
Herman Boone inspires with real-life ‘Titans’ story
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By Elaine Cashy Assistant Arts and Life Editor Herman Boone stood before an integrated crowd once again, to give another one of his influential speeches. But this time, he was...