Tag: history

Apr 30 2020

News briefs from April 15 to April 29

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Posted on MyDenison bulletin on April 15 and is republished here for transparency. As we face this global health crisis, the impact on our local retail community is dramatic. Many...

Oct 30 2019

News

Steve Carell performs in the Burpee’s 40th anniversary reunion

by Alina Panek

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ALINA PANEK, News Editor — The Denison community waited outside the chapel’s towering doors in huddles braving the falling temperatures and the brisk wind like penguins in the snow. The...

Oct 09 2019

Arts and Life

The Black Student Union celebrates 50th anniversary

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RAY WALKER, Staff Writer — The 50th Anniversary of the Black Student Union (BSU). 50 years of thriving existence and excellence. The Golden Anniversary. The BSU and the Black Alumni...

Feb 13 2019

Arts and Life

The complete mess that is the origin of Valentine’s Day

by The Denisonian

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LAURA LAPHAM — The calendar has once again cycled around to February, and amongst the polar winds and slushy snow is a time of warmth, not from the weather but...

Sep 27 2017

Opinion

Why I am super glad I decided not to drop my art history class

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ZOE PEARCE ‘20 SPECIAL TO THE DENISONIAN When I returned to campus after a relaxing winter break, I opted for an art history course that piqued my interest: “Modern Art...

Oct 29 2013

Features

D-Day: Behind the scenes

by Abbe Kaplan

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D-Day is one of Denison’s longest-standing annual events, dating back to 1909, and there are about as many rumors circulating about how it got started as there are about who...

Oct 08 2013

Features

Shared Granville Inn, Denison history proves “inextricably intertwined”

by Abbe Kaplan

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By Bridget Diana and Erin Worden Special to The Denisonian In the early 1920s, John Sutphin Jones made a deal with the Granville community: if it acquired a sewage system,...