‘Use your words:’ Love doesn’t begin on Yik Yak
By Emily Ball ’17 Layout Editor A mixture of loneliness, lust and love, relationships are all anyone can talk about on Yik Yak, Denison Crushess and Denison Compliments. It seems...
Month: February 2015
Men’s and women’s tennis teams begin spring season against Chicago
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By Julian Howell Staff Writer The men’s and women’s tennis teams returned to the court for the first time since late September when they ended the fall season at the...
Feb
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2015
Brennan, Branche lead DU, excel at home invitationals
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By David Allen Sports Editor Emeritus Aedin Brennan ‘16 earned NCAC field athlete of the year honors after a banner outdoor track and field season. She has continued that success...
Feb
10
2015
Women’s basketball topples NCAC rival Wooster 66-61
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By Will Hamburger Special to the Denisonian The Big Red women are coming off a solid week in which they won 66-61 against Wooster on Saturday but lost a heartbreaker...
DU Swim/Dive gear up for NCAC Championships
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By Laura Carr Editor-in-Chief Roars bounced off the walls of Trumbull Aquatics Center at last season’s North Coast Athletic Conference Swim and Dive Championships. The violent purple attire of the...
Feb
10
2015
Salsa Nights hopes to incorporate a fun, culural party scene
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By Kalyn Dunkins Arts & Life Editor Feeling saucy? Alex Meza ’16 of Chicago, Ill. is launching Salsa Night, a fiery flock of salsa dancing. The first meeting was this...
Feb
10
2015
Gender and sexuality put into perspective in experimental film
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By Kalyn Dunkins Arts & Life Editor Masculinity, femininity and… film? It seems unheard of to have both social constructs conjoined and experimented within a single motion picture, but that’s...
Bluegrass festival: the unstoppable tide of bluegrass
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By Andrew Watkins Special to the Denisonian Whether it can truly be called a revival is up for debate, but there is no denying that bluegrass is thriving in Granville,...
“Rabbit Hole” supports DITA’s passion for student theater
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By Katie Landoll Special to the Denisonian The Denison Independent Theater Association presented Rabbit Hole by David Lindsay-Abaire in the Burke Black Box Theater. The play was directed by Marc...
A look behind the scenes of the Icebreaker
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By Amelia Hitchens and Laura Carr Features Editor and Editor-in-Chief “I walked in, it was dark but you could tell there was a lot of energy,” Lascelles Lagares says. “There...