Library hours extended to provide additional study times
RACHEL EPSTEIN News Editor As a result of the popularity garnered from the 24-hour library extension during finals week last semester, the library has agreed to extend weekend hours. The...
Month: January 2016
Jan
26
2016
Visiting theatre company brings past flair to the present
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RHAYNA KRAMER Staff Writer “It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife.” This celebrated opening...
Denison Democrats bring Gov. Strickland to speak
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By: Ryan Carson Web Editor The Denison Democrats hosted a lively forum with former governor of Ohio, Ted Strickland, who is now a candidate for the United States Senate. Denison...
Black Notes: MLK Day recognition
by The Denisonian
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MAT SCOTT News Editor Denison students were encouraged to use their day off of classes to attend events commemorating and celebrating the life of Dr. Rev. Martin Luther King Jr....
Jan
26
2016
Unequal work for equal pay: the problems with work study
by The Denisonian
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MAT SCOTT ‘19 News Editor As a Denison student, most (if not all) of us were offered some type of work award, whether it be federal work-study or a Denison...
The importance of greek unity
by Rachel Epstein
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By: RACHEL EPSTEIN ‘18 News Editor If you went through Panhellenic sorority recruitment last week then you may have noticed the slogan stamped to the traditional t-shirt that all potential...
Jan
26
2016
Where is the news heading?
by The Denisonian
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The revelation that printed newspapers are slowly disappearing is hardly novel. For years, headlines from America’s premier news sources have lamented the industry’s decline in readership and ad revenue. However,...
Jan
26
2016
Hitting on the hard stuff
by The Denisonian
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TAYLOR LIFKA ‘17 Opinion Editor Nobody ever talks about the hard things in life. I guess I’ve come to realize this more over the past six months than ever before...