A little bit of stress can go a long way. They say anything is good in moderation, and while that might not necessarily always be the case, I believe it applies here. What I mean by this is that there is definitely a healthy level of stress that can really help me to get things […]
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Denison’s library boasts an extensive DVD collection. Why not check them out?
Nina Cosdon February 6, 2019 0 COMMENTSLast week in The Denisonian office, I was bullied by my fellow editors. The staff was all sharing their favorite weekend activities, and mine was shot down mercilessly. So, I’ve decided to impart my wisdom unto you. Denison’s library is known for its excess of books and lack of study spaces, but it has a […]
READ MOREA “slump” is defined as: a period of substantial failure or decline. Now, if you ask me, this definition is very frightening. We’re not just talking about failure but substantial failure. Failure is a scary enough word itself but to put substantial in front of it just makes things that much worse. Ok, first-years, I’m […]
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How do you define yourself? I find myself constantly struggling to place labels on myself. Am I a writer, a poet, journalist, feminist or Greek woman? The one in particular I have been struggling with is my identity as a Greek woman. From the time I turned 11, my mother and father separated and I […]
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A very easy topic to strike up a conversation over for centuries has been the weather. In these past couple weeks, the conversation has been especially exciting, from freezing temperatures, to blizzards sweeping across the nation. Unfortunately for myself, snow storm Harper hit many areas hard the weekend before classes resumed on the hill, all […]
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Stronger united, weaker divided: polarization in American government
Nathaniel Beach February 2, 2019 0 COMMENTSPolarization is nothing new in America. Month after month, year after year, we hear stories about fighting within political parties, the lack of communication across the aisle and the outright hatred opposing belief systems have for one another. This was brought to a head with President Trump’s historic victory in 2016 and his subsequent nomination […]
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