Tag: op-ed

Oct 29 2013

Opinion

Diversity at Denison: What we can do and what we can’t

by Curtis Edmonds

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I don’t know how this started or how it expanded, but I am happy that the ongoing dialogue around diversity has resurged on our campus. There are some people who...

diversity, op-ed, your voice

Oct 22 2013

Opinion

Thanks, Coming Out Week

by Abbe Kaplan

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By Clarice Pranger Special to The Denisonian For those born heterosexual, it is difficult to imagine living a lie, but millions of Americans do it every day. Living with the...

coming out week, lgbtqa, op-ed

Oct 08 2013

Opinion

Bridging the racial divide

by Abbe Kaplan

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By Dylan Weinand ’16 Special to the Denisonian On a cloudy fall day, an international friend and I were studying on the fourth floor of Burton Morgan. As I peeked...

op-ed, race, racial divide

Oct 08 2013

Opinion

Kennedy: ‘A very good start’

by Abbe Kaplan

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By Laurel Kennedy Vice President of Student Development What a difference a year makes.  At this time last year, we had done several communications with the campus and key constituencies...

alcohol abuse, op-ed

Mar 26 2013

Opinion

New Pope’s humility is refreshing

by Kristof Oltvai

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Being at the National Shrine in Washington, D.C. when the Habemus was announced was an extremely humbling experience. Surrounded by the priests, nuns, and brothers of the Church, alongside several...

op-ed, religion