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Lead StoriesBrisson, Hills to take office next semester
Eric "Harry" Brisson, a junior political science and economics major, and Kale Hills, a sophomore political science major, were elected president and vice president of the DCGA on Thursday, capping an exhaustive week-long campaign for the top DCGA posts.
Brisson won a decisive majority of votes, while Hills managed a narrow victory.…
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Ten years of progress, Denison's self-study is reevaluated
Next week, the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (HLC-NCA) will evaluate the quality of the institution.The evaluations take place every 10 years. Denison was last reviewed in 1999, and this year the process beings again.…
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Fall concert bash, D-Day, put on hold
When one refers to D-Day at Denison, it is not in reference to the historical events of 1944. Rather, it is a day dedicated to celebrating Denison, ending with a concert in the evening. By this time of year, the buzz on the hill is usually surrounding rumors of who the artist will be at D-Day.…
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Denison slays Goliath, takes NCAC titleThe Big Red men's soccer team stuns the top-ranked team in the nation, heads to the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2006.
The Denison men's soccer team made history at the NCAC championship match on Saturday night in Delaware, Ohio.
The Big Red, which entered the match as the second seed in the NCAC tournament, came into the match as enormous underdogs against the number one team in the nation, the Ohio Wesleyan Battling Bishops.…
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Denison hosts largest Ultimate Frisbee tournament in Ohio
With 24 open teams and more than 13 women's team gathered at the Bryn Du Polo Fields, Denison was the host to the largest Ultimate Frisbee tournament in Ohio. The teams gathered for Denison's 4th annual fall tournament on November 7th and the games commenced on November 8th.…
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Elizabeth Royte lecture highlights growing water shortageBottled water is detrimental to the environment, expert said in lecture yesterday (11/12)
According to Elizabeth Royte, investigative journalist and author of Bottlemania: How Water Went On Sale and Why We Bought It, filling our reusable bottles with tap water is "an act of sharing of a resource we all depend on for survival."
Addressing a full house in Burton Morgan Lecture Hall, Royte said her book idea came from a simple observation: the prevalence of empty water bottles littered everywhere she went.…
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Screw 17 again - can I be 12 again, please?
It's a wonderful time to be a senior. The economy has gone to crap, though they say it's slowly and not-so-surely on the rise. Finding a job is incredibly difficult, if not impossible, let alone securing one; I'm reverting to looking for mere internships just in case all my time spent job searching falls flat on its face.…
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DCGA President-elect Eric "Harry" Brisson (left) and Vice-President-elect Kale Hills (right). EditorialsNews
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