Kal Penn livens up Herrick Hall
By Kristian Garcia Staff Writer The Denison Democrats hosted “An Evening with Kal Penn” in Herrick Auditorium, where actor, political activist and former staff member for President Obama discussed his...
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Denison under federal investigation for alleged Title IX violations
by Curtis Edmonds
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By Curtis Edmonds Editor-in-Chief The Denisonian has received documents alleging that Denison “is not providing equal opportunities for female college students to play sports” under Title IX requirements. A complaint...
Cameras installed on East Quad
by Jewell Porter
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By Jewell Porter News Editor Something’s different about East Quad. Late last week, the administration had cameras installed surrounding some of the residential buildings, such as behind Shepardson Hall and...
Bertram coaches four athletes to the national championships
by Laura Carr
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Laura Carr Assistant Sports Editor Diving coach Russ Bertram stands besides the diving well, inspecting the competition, while his Jack Russell terrier, Hairy, sits at his feet. Hairy lets out...
“We Too Are Denison”
by The Denisonian
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Shakia Asamoah & Ruby Montes De Oca Staff Writer & Editor-in-Chief Emeritus Jane Elliott, who created the Blue Eyed/Brown Eyed experiment, once said that the two greatest rights that privilege...
Closeted no more: LGBT students speak on their experiences
by Curtis Edmonds
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Curtis Edmonds Editor-in-Chief Amanda Peiffer ‘16 remembers the day at her Richfield, Ohio high school when a teacher ripped down paper cut outs displaying both heterosexual and homosexual couples and...
Black Rhythms brings poetry and dance to the Roost
by The Denisonian
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By Haley Jones, Staff Writer The Denison community flooded into the Roost: energy buzzed throughout the space as they chatted with one another and began to find seats. The room...
DITA Spring One-Act Festival produces mixed results
by Cecilia Salomone
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By Cecilia Salomone, Arts and Life Editor A patchwork amalgamation of slapstick comedy, thought-provoking poignancy, dark humor, and downright bizarre, the Denison Independent Theatre Association’s Semi-annual One-Act Play Festival was...
How DCGA wants to spend $500,000
by The Denisonian
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By Curtis Edmonds Editor-in-Chief DCGA began a little differently Tuesday. During her presidential report about the Campus Affairs Committee, DCGA President Ana Morales diverted to give a short statement about...
Joanna Tague: Bringing firsthand accounts of history into the classroom
by Matt Pennekamp
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By Matthew Pennekamp, Forum Editor Whether walking along the cobblestones of Copenhagen’s meandering streets, in a Harare marketplace observing the vibrancy of art and music until 3am, or among the...