Women’s rugby hosts ‘Sweet 16’, ranks 13 in nation
It is not a common occurrence for a Denison club team to be in the national spotlight. This is not the case, however, for the women’s rugby team. Defending Division...
Galano leaves dominant legacy for cross country
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By Stephanie Antonetti Staff Writer After a tough battle against Kenyon’s Jenna Willett last Saturday, Big Red senior Olivia Galano overpowered the other women to win the 2013 North Coast...
DU ends historic football season with flash
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By Laura Carr Staff Writer The Big Red football team finished off a historic season with a 42-7 win against North Coast Athletic Conference rival, Kenyon College, on Nov. 16...
English prof. Diana Mafe pens literary analysis of biracial blacks
by Curtis Edmonds
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The United States is undoubtedly one of the most – if not the most – racially diverse country in the world, and seven percent of American children born in the...
12 Years a Slave, a strong portrayal of antebellum racial issues
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By Grant Veltman Staff Writer Reflecting on the last five years in film, the presence of racially charged stories that have emerged has been strong. These works, namely The Help,...
Gospel Choir fills Swasey with traditional and resonative music
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By Haley Jones Staff Writer A group of Denison students dressed in sleek black attire stood on risers in Swasey Chapel. Soft light reflected off their faces, excitement gleamed in...
Democracy in Germany: America should learn the art of compromise
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By Matthew Pennekamp Foreign Correspondent Peering with my digitized spyglass at the last few months’ worth of American political discourse, cloaked in the lack of insulation that the distance of...
Gaming Guild hosts annual festival, provides “necessary community space”
by Sam Heyman
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The argument made by some Denisonians that there are few to no fun things to do on campus on the weekends other than partying or drinking is flimsy at best....
English prof Grandbois: from world-stage fencer to “irrealist” novelist
by Carole Burkett
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It is easy to tell from his appearance that Assistant Professor of English Peter Grandbois is a fencer. He is tall and slim, with an easy demeanor and relaxed posture....
Creating the change we wish to see
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By Ruby Montes De Oca Editor-in-Chief I cannot deny it. I felt a little pressure while deciding on the topic of my final editorial, but it became evident to me...