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What to Expect When You’re Expecting College
Time Flies when you’re a parent. One minute the minivan...

Harold
In the summer of 1937, when I was 12, Grandpa...

Bye, Bye USPS?
The United States Postal Service has done more than deliver mail and packages for the past two centuries, it has created communities all over the country. Are we really ready to let that go?

THE DEPARTMENTS

Minister of Peace
In 1988, a group of Denison students and faculty traveled to Nicaragua to study the conflicts between the Contras and the Sandinistas firsthand. The rewards they received were life lessons from a man who sought to make peace in troubled times.

A View from the Hill
When alumni return to campus, they report that among the...

Talk of the Walk
How To Read A Baby I’m sitting in the new...

In Memory: James Martin
In Memory: Nancy Cunningham Good
In Memory: Wally Chessman

Uncommon Ground

WEB EXTRA!
(The following chapter has been excerpted from HAROLD: The Boy...

A Horse With Three Lives
Meg Grubbs likes to think that her friend Lylle has led three lives: winning racehorse, beloved family pet, and college girl.

A Glorified Spit Shine
For 40 years this yellow and green canoe sat in storage, but in September it made a grand debut in the main gallery of the Denison Museum.

The Secrets of Special Collections
Denison archivist Heather Lyle has spent years building up Denison’s...

Don’t Do That!
Kathleen Powell joined the Denison staff in June as the new director of the Office of Career Exploration and Development. She’s known for dispensing advice when it comes to job hunting and networking, so we asked her to tell us what NOT to do at that next cocktail party hosted by the company CEO.

Fields of Gold
The 2011 season was a golden one for the Denison field hockey team.

Full Circle
For the first eight months of his life, Kyle Baker...

Now, That’s a Good Morning
David Baker recently returned from Saginaw, Mich., where he collected...

A Man of His Words
Poet and professor David Baker doesn't think that writing has to be a solitary activity.

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AND THEN SOME...

16/02 The Email That Made Our Day

Last summer, Jonathan Green ’10, a Spanish and journalism teacher...

03/02 Unsettled

Lisa Waterman Gray ’77 details her trip through Kansas' tornado alley.

28/01 What to do about the death penalty?

Jim Petro '70 discusses the controversial punishment.

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Throw an anti-Valentine's Day party: Your guests may think you're bitter, but you can win them over with delicious heart-shaped cookies. Painted black, just like your heart. You jaded emotionless monster.

—Natalie Olivio offers some anti-Valentine's day advice in the Feb. 14 edition of The Denisonian.

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