Beck Series: A sort of critique of “Feeld” by Jos Charles
KARAN SETHNA, Special to The Denisonian—The best way to become a better writer is to read other writers. To that end, the Denison English Department hosted Jos Charles on Feb....
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Nov
12
2019
Editor’s Corner: Poetry is coming back: Here’s why
by Liz Anastasiadis
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LIZ ANASTASIADIS, Managing Editor—Poetry is cool. Yes, you heard me. It is. On YouTube, there’s a documentary by a Canadian grad student and BookTuber Ariel Bissett called #Poetry. In the...
Oct
30
2019
Bogaert Student Reading Series debuts in Slayter
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NICOLE PAVESE, Special to The Denisonian—The spoken word is something people can forget about in the midst of daily life. Persistent American busy culture continues to influence how much time...
Feb
02
2019
Fatima Haroon uses poems to share her message
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You’re Done By Fatima Haroon See, when I was six, I realized he was a dick I did not have the words to curse, but trust me, in him I...
Iryna Klishch wins poetry award
by Sophia Bellone
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Denison seems to know no scarcity of talent; bright and accomplished students continue to be recognized for their efforts. Iryna Klishch, a Creative Writing major from Glenview, IL, has been...
Beck Series draws to a close for the semester with an Ohioan flare
by Liz Anastasiadis
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Sycamores, Every Species of Hope and Good Bones were main discussion points in Barney-Davis Boardroom last Wednesday. On April 4, Denison welcomed a dynamic Ohioan poet trio to campus for...
Rapper MC June combines music and poetry at Denison
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ZOE PEARCE — Where is the line between poetry and music drawn? For MC June, who visited Denison this past week, there is none. Rather, he would argue that poetry and music...
Sharon Bridgforth uses poetry to involve audience
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By Shaleen Sharan Staff Writer A Beck Lecture is not normally a place where one would expect to hear music, but Sharon Bridgforth specializes in the aesthetic of theatrical jazz....
Natalie Shapero: Beck Lecture
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By Kalyn Dunkins Assistant Arts & Life Editor Natalie Shapero awed Denison students, staff, and visitors at the third Beck Lecture of the year, hosted in the Barney-Davis Board Room...
English Professor David Baker read on NPR
by Carole Burkett
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Denison’s own English professor Dr. David Baker had one of his poems read on NPR on Sunday, Oct. 27. The poem, “Neighbors In October,” a leaf-raking poem, was read by...