The Denisonian - Denison University's student-published newspaper, reporting on The Hill since 1857.

Nov 05 2013

Love life on the water? Join the Big Red sailing team

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By Stephanie Antonetti Staff Writer The club sailing team here at Denison University is a co-ed sport created with the purpose of advancement, encouragement, and improvement of sailboat racing and...

Nov 05 2013

Sports

Photo of the Week 11/5/13

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The Denison men’s rugby team has been going strong since the fall of 1969. This season was quite the struggle for the Big Red after losing 9 starting players from...

Nov 05 2013

Sports

DU Ultimate: one of campus’ fastest growing sports

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By Xavier Vargas Staff Writer Interesting fact alert: ultimate frisbee is consistently ranked as one of the most popular sports in the nation on college campuses according to The New...

Nov 05 2013

Arts and Life

The Gala brings campus together to celebrate autumn

by Carole Burkett

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The Gala brought out all kinds of Denison students in masks, costumes, and finery. Through the efforts of the University Programming Council (UPC) and the Campus Leadership and Involvement Center...

Nov 05 2013

Arts and Life

Beach Season shows ‘Snatch a scary-good performance

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Known around campus for their spontaneous performances behind the Sunset apartments and a recent gig during Denison’s D-Day festivities, Beach Season booked a new venue for its Halloween-inspired performance in...

Nov 05 2013

Arts and Life

Burpee’s brighten cemetery with Halloween humor

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If you saw an abnormally large group of dark figures huddled near the cemetery behind Smith last Wednesday night, fear not! It was probably just a bunch of students gathered...

Nov 05 2013

Arts and Life

The Way Way Back

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By Grant Veltman Staff Writer No secrets are withheld at the upstart of “The Way, Way Back.” From the opening frame, the title takes on literal form, as we see...

Nov 05 2013

Features

Retiring historian Keenan: world, D.U. “in good hands for future”

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In many ways, Professor of History Barry Keenan is the definition of the liberal arts. Straddling the divide between East and West, his studies have focused on Sino-American relations, Chinese...

Nov 05 2013

Opinion

Point/Counterpoint, Obamacare: Do we really want to go back?

by Curtis Edmonds

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We’ve all heard the bad news. Leaked documents show that only six people enrolled in Obamacare on the first day. State governments have been slow to enact Medicaid expansions. Millions...

Nov 05 2013

Opinion

Point/Counterpoint, Obamacare: America needs a better option

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By Stetson Thacker, ’14 Staff Writer News on Obamacare, also known as the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), has dominated the media. The news has revolved around the...