When your legs are tired, run with your heart. Last Saturday, I did something I never thought I would do: I ran 13.1 miles. In other words, I ran a half-marathon. This is by far one of the most rewarding things I’ve done during my stay at Denison. If you asked me a year ago […]
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I sit and watch the world around us crumble. We see terrorists at home, with the recent attack on a Synagogue, we see it abroad in war-torn countries that force their own people to risk their lives to leave, and we see it everyday in our daily interactions of judgement and fear. I am one […]
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Recently, I’ve heard a lot of discussion about graduate school around campus. I know I’m in my third year at Denison, but I haven’t really thought about the possibility of continuing on with my education in grad school much before. Maybe this column is a good place to start. I feel like it’s becoming more […]
READ MOREThis past weekend Brett Kavanaugh was sworn in as the 114th associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States–where he will sit for a very long time. This news was devastating and heartbreaking to hear, but in all honestly I wasn’t surprised. Women continue to be undermined in their actions to bring sexual […]
READ MOREIt’s finally happening. The event you have been waiting for years to occur. It is a concert, fan meet and greet, book signing, sport event– whatever your poison, it is a once in a lifetime opportunity you just can’t miss. But wait… It’s on a school day. This is a problem that has popped up […]
READ MOREGomabseubnida, annyeong, saranghae. Three of the many Korean words I’ve added to my vocabulary in the past year. How did I learn them you may ask? Rosetta Stone? A Korean language class? The Duolingo language app? Nope. None of the above. Would you believe me if I told you I’ve unintentionally learned simple Korean vocabulary […]
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