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Nov 17 2014

The Dunestones’ comeback

by Golzar Meamar

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This summer, I interned at The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, which I have written about on occasion in the past. While there, I signed on to my supervisor, Mila Sanina’s, Tumblr project...

Apr 29 2014

Opinion

What I would tell a prospie

by Carole Burkett

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By Curtis Edmonds Editor-in-Chief The first job I ever got was here on the Hill as an overnight host for the admissions office. During my first two years at Denison,...

Apr 22 2014

Opinion

The illusion of a balanced life

by Carole Burkett

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By Golzar Meamar Managing Editor AS STUDENTS ON the campus of a small liberal arts college in Granville, Ohio, we are given many choices. We have a say in where...

Apr 08 2014

Opinion

The good, the bad, and the work

by Carole Burkett

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By Carrie Burkett ’16 Editor-in Chief WE HAD EXACTLY one day of sunshine this week, and many Denisonians took full advantage of it, sunning on East Quad, donning long-forsaken running...

Apr 01 2014

Opinion

Housing lottery chaos upon us

by Curtis Edmonds

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By Curtis Edmonds ’15, Editor-in-Chief THE HUNGER GAMES is one of my favorite movies, and last Saturday, I got to simulate it with the senior housing lottery for the fall...

Mar 11 2014

Opinion

Campus communities and unity

by Golzar Meamar

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By Golzar Meamar, Managing Editor As students of Denison, midterms are all we can think about right now. Oral interviews for language classes, exams worth 30 percent of our grades,...

Mar 04 2014

Opinion

Are we captive to catchphrases?

by Carole Burkett

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By Carole Burkett, Editor-in-Chief Do we use catchphrases as a catch-all? We use terms like “community” and “dialogue,” and we pretend our problems will be solved if we can just...

Feb 25 2014

Opinion

Building a better relationship between DCGA and students

by Curtis Edmonds

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By Curtis Edmonds, Editor-in-Chief Tonight, DCGA will be making critical decisions about what our campus community will look like as soon as next year. About the kinds of opportunities that...

Feb 04 2014

Opinion

Social media inhibits inter-personal interaction

by Golzar Meamar

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Facebook. Twitter. Snapchat. Tumblr. Pinterest. Texting, iMessage, Facebook Messenger. There was once a time when communication required face-to-face interaction. When relationships and friendships were based on spending time with one...

Jan 28 2014

Opinion

Growing up is no happily ever after

by Carole Burkett

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These weeks are the “Once upon a time” stage, the very first pages of spring semester. As all sixteen thousand activities are starting up again, we’re forming first impressions of...

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