Multiple choice should be banned from humanities and social science exams
CASEY LAND, Staff Writer—To introduce this, I’m going to start with a story. The week before fall break, I had a huge midterm for my ANSO 100 class (people, culture...
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Narrative Journalism: new name, same concentration, more money
by Sophia Bellone
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Narrative Journalism? Narrative NonFiction? What’s in a name? According to Jack Shuler, apparently, there’s a lot. As of last week, Shuler, along with the faculty committee for the concentration, decided...
Professor retires after 36 years at Denison
by The Denisonian
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By Jewell Porter Editor-in-Chief Tucked away in his office overlooking Fellows Hall on the third floor of Barney-Davis, one could often find Dennis Read sitting in his office reading a...
Course Evals: why they’re so important
by The Denisonian
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By Emily Shane Staff Writer The course load of the semester has reached its climax, students have read the assigned books, essays and handouts, they have turned in papers, asked...