Mar 03 2021

Features

What potential lies in the regulation of kratom?

by Eiliana Wright

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EILI WRIGHT, Health and Poverty Fellow— In Ohio, opioid addiction is consistently at the forefront of the public safety agenda. In Licking County alone there were 42 unintentional overdose deaths...

Mar 03 2021

Features

Student Eric Adinkra ‘23 balances rap artistry with school life on the Hill

by Sarah Wuellner

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SARAH WUELLNER, Media Production Assistant—Aspiring rap artist, Eric Adinkra ‘23 has been pursuing his music career dreams by raking in the views while keeping up with his studies. As a...

Mar 03 2021

Opinion

It’s on the first-year students to take better care of our dorms

by Sarah Wuellner

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SARAH WUELLNER, Media Production Assistant—First-year students are more thrilled than ever to be back on campus and spend time with friends on the weekend.  It’s the perfect time to destress...

Mar 03 2021

Opinion

The joy of music and the brain

by The Denisonian

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ZOE MEYER, Special to The Denisonian—I was born loving music. Singing is how I express my emotions, and it is where I go for refuge.  I learned early on to...

Mar 03 2021

Opinion

Security cameras in dorms are a necessity to foster a safer campus community

by The Denisonian

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TAYLOR TRIMBLE, Staff Writer— Recently, I applied to be a community advisor for the next academic year. The process included an online application, an individual interview, and a group interview. ...

Mar 03 2021

News

Paws and Relax returns to Slayter to help students de-stress

by The Denisonian

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AVA GOODWIN, Special to The Denisonian—To help students through an increasingly difficult and long semester, The Wellness Center re-introduced “Paws and Relax,” a time for students to connect with certified...

Mar 03 2021

News

DCGA Student Advisory Board reassembles, plans public forums

by The Denisonian

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LIZ MONROE, News Editor—The Denison Campus Governance Association (DCGA) Student Advisory Board has reassembled this semester after being abruptly deterred when the pandemic hit last spring. The DCGA Student Advisory...

Feb 24 2021

Opinion

As vaccines get distributed, Denison should resist urge to urge to jump line

by Harrison Hamm

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HARRISON HAMM, Opinion Editor—It appears that we are entering the home stretch of the pandemic. The United States is distributing more vaccines every day. We can see the light at...

Feb 24 2021

Opinion

For wellbeing during pandemic, quarantine situation must improve

by The Denisonian

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TAYLOR TRIMBLE, Staff Writer—Coming back to campus this semester, I had my concerns as COVID-19 had been spreading rapidly in various strains across the country. Despite Denison’s high success rate...

Feb 24 2021

News

The origins of Valentine’s Day traditions

by Laura Lapham

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LAURA LAPHAM, Arts & Life Editor Emeritus—It is that time of the year again where snow and stress are in the air. Also, I guess love as well. Since Valentine’s...