Alum Brown’s $60K potato salad rivets internet, nation
by David Allen, Sports Editor & Kristóf Oltvai, News Editor How much does it cost to make potato salad? $5, maybe $10? How about $60,000? Over the last few weeks...
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2014
Denison Men’s Lacrosse finishes the year strong in NCAA tournament
by David Allen
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By David Allen & Laura Carr Sports Editors The DU men’s lacrosse team went undefeated during this year’s regular season, becoming the first time a Denison men’s lacrosse team has...
“Ida” an impressive meditation on death and God
by Kristof Oltvai
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by Kristóf Oltvai, News Editor Few films strive to capture the silent, overwhelming omnipresence of deep personal faith in our secular age. But Polish director Pawel Pawlikowski’s Ida, just off...
Chamberlin bar struck
by The Denisonian
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By Jewell Porter, News Editor After hours of DCGA debate and months of judging proposals, administrators have come to several conclusions about exactly where the $500,000 from the reserve fund will...
Bachelorette brings laughs and gasps to the Black Box
by Elaine Cashy
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By Elaine Cashy Arts and Life Editor Audiences witnessed the shenanigans of sex, drugs and some rock and roll this past weekend at the Black Box Theatre in the darkly...
Men’s lacrosse captures conference championship title
by Laura Carr
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By Laura Carr Sports Editor The men’s lacrosse team solidified its place next to the swim team as one of Denison’s banner sports programs. On April 26 the team, ranked...
Denison does not have a problem with Title IX, the system does
by Carole Burkett
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By David Allen Sports Editor On March 11, 2014 a complaint was filed against Denison University in adherence to Title IX for “unequal representation between male and female athletes.” I...
Baseball captures NCAC West Title
by The Denisonian
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By Neil Riley Staff Writer The Big Red was able to wrap up conference play as number one in the competitive NCAC West with a pair of close games that...
Course Evals: why they’re so important
by The Denisonian
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By Emily Shane Staff Writer The course load of the semester has reached its climax, students have read the assigned books, essays and handouts, they have turned in papers, asked...
Women’s tennis finishes 2nd in NCAC
by The Denisonian
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By Stephanie Antonetti Staff Writer The women’s tennis team held the NCAC tournament quarterfinal, semifinal and championships at its own courts on April 25-27. The team finished the season in...