Why this is so difficult
JOEY SEMEL, Editor-in-Chief Emeritus — All of us will remember where we were when we read President Weinberg’s email about moving classes to online. It was one of those essential...
Tag: denison
Mar
10
2020
Denison cancels face-to-face instruction for preventative measures against coronavirus
by Alina Panek
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Denison suspended face-to-face instruction effective March 23 due to the coronavirus outbreak until at least Friday, April 3, according to a collegewide email. All students are expected to leave campus...
The buzzards are back in town
by Nina Cosdon
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NINA COSDON, Opinion Editor — Running a college is expensive, and Denison is no exception. But financial damage isn’t just caused by first years ripping out the Shorney water fountains,...
The legacy of Denison’s cemetery and its famous alumnus
by Zach Correia
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“The scenes of happy college days, the home we love so well” – V.E. Fields Class of 1903 ZACH CORREIA, News Editor — For some, their love for Denison makes...
A photo essay on #OccupyDCGA
by Shanti Basu
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SHANTI BASU, Photo Editor — The Denison Campus Governance Association (DCGA) is an annual body of 40 students “elected by their peers to represent the student voice in the life...
Jimmy Fennessey ‘19 excels in music performance through practice and perseverance
by The Denisonian
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JOANNE LEE ’21, Special to The Denisonian — Going to a small, liberal arts school, it’s easy to feel like you’re surrounded by students involved in a million other extracurricular...
Abuse, accountability and justice
by Matthew Nowling
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By MATTHEW NOWLING, Special to The Denisonian — It was inspiring to see students from a variety of backgrounds come together during last night’s (April 30) DCGA Senate Meeting to...
May
01
2019
Pause and reflect
by Tima Kaba
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TIMA KABA ’19, Special to The Denisonian — If I triggered or hurt anyone at the DCGA meeting on April 30 in any way, I am so sorry, truly. I...
Overcomplicated DCGA budgeting process causes campus controversy
by The Denisonian
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MARY CLARE EDWARDS & NINA COSDON — What was supposed to be a cut-and-dry distribution of funding for campus organizations devolved into a campus-wide upset, calling the integrity of the...
Football crushes Wooster in annual game
by Joey Semel
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The “Battle for the Old Red Lantern” wasn’t all that much of a battle this year. In what is usually a closely fought rivalry game, the Big Red topped Wooster...