By Elaine Cashy Managing Editor Every year upon returning to the Hill, I am shocked with how quickly I ease back into my Denison life. How quickly the phrase “I’m going back to my dorm” becomes “I’m going back home.” I haven’t been in this home since last December, but within a few days, sore […]
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About a week ago, a body was found decomposing in a car in Pacific Palisades, a Los Angeles neighborhood. The police investigating the man’s death uncovered over 1,200 firearms (estimated to be worth $5 million), 6.5 tons of ammunition and $230,000 in cash. The police also found 14 vehicles that the man had in storage, […]
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I am exhausted. I am so tired of seeing the disrespect for black life in this country. This is not to say that the disrespect is a surprise. After all, this is the same country that was founded primarily by racist slaveholders who did nothing to stop the brutal institution of slavery, while simultaneously claiming […]
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By Jewell Porter Editor-in-Chief I borrowed the headline of this editorial from the book title of Hillary Clinton (hopefully the soon-to-be President Clinton), not to plagiarize the title of her book or to compare my choices to hers but, instead, as an ode to the fact that we’re all faced with conflict that help shape […]
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By Jessie Mack Managing Editor As I reflect on my time here at Denison, I think about the great experiences and opportunities that were given to me as a student. I wonder if I have taken full advantage of everything the hill has to offer. Often times, you may hear students complain about the areas […]
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