I wanted to heat up a bagel, so I went to the kitchen area at work. I stick the bagel into the toaster oven and wait two or three minutes. A woman walks in and starts to use the copier at the other end of the kitchen break area. I use a paper towel and… Continue reading Flaming paper towel
Author: Debbie
Ohio Wine Fest
Emily and I went to the Ohio Wine Festival at the North Market this Friday.We combined our 20 tickets so we could experience more wines.Our favorites were:Mad Cow by Maize Valley Winery in Hartville (a nice red wine)Autumn Interlude by Raven's Glenn Winery in West Lafayette (this one looked completely white and tasted sweet and leafy)Peach Mist… Continue reading Ohio Wine Fest
How NOT to do a manicure
You already know how to do a DIY at home manicure. But I bet you sure don't know how not to do one, right?Don't take off your old polish. Just coat the new one on top. Ain't nobody got time for nail polish remover. Don't forget to paint your nails on the new white sofa. Be… Continue reading How NOT to do a manicure
Car chase ends with crash into Burke
The Denisonian By Debbie GillumNews Editor EmeritusThere was some commotion on South Quad Thursday, April 17 when a brief car chase ended with a collision into Burke Hall.The car chase started when Licking County Sheriff Officers tried to pull over William Beatty, 46, from Newark, for only having one working headlight on Ohio 16.He refused to… Continue reading Car chase ends with crash into Burke
Going Green On the Hill: An Update
Going Green On the Hill: An UpdatebyDebbie Gillum ’14With the campus starting to look green for spring, Denison is continuing to go green and be more sustainable. Facilities Services has been improving buildings by replacing old light bulbs with fluorescent lights that consume less energy and have a longer lifespan. They have also added occupancy… Continue reading Going Green On the Hill: An Update
Students share their experiences as dining hall workers
Feature article from April 8 Denisonian Max Collins, a junior from Stamford, Conn., does not have a typical on-campus job such as working at the library, being a tour guide or working in a department. Instead, Collins works for Bon Appetit at Curtis. While it may not be the most glamorous job, Collins said he enjoys… Continue reading Students share their experiences as dining hall workers
Decrease in crime violations on campus
http://www.denisonian.com/2014/04/news/decrease-in-crime-violations-on-campus/#prettyPhotoThe DenisonianApril 1, 2014NewsIn the past three years, sex offenses, disciplinary action for drug abuse violations and arrests for liquor law violations have decreased at Denison. In addition, schools similar to Denison in size and atmosphere, like Kenyon and Oberlin, also saw similar decreases.This data was reported by the Campus Safety and Security Data Analysis… Continue reading Decrease in crime violations on campus
Students taking food from dining halls
March 11, 2014 Denisonian in FeaturesPut down the cookie: Students taking food from dining hallsHave you ever taken something from the dining hall? A cookie? A bagel? Backpack full of bananas? Well, that’s actually a violation of Denison’s policy. The policy that was set by Denison and is enforced by both Sodexo and Bon Appetit… Continue reading Students taking food from dining halls
Satire
Student finishes book: "I've read worse"On Monday February 24, at 9:49 a.m. a sophomore student, Victor Clerval, finished reading the literary classic Frankenstein by Mary Shelley."It was fine, I guess. It wasn't great. I've read worse." The student said in an exclusive book review.It was reportedly required reading for the student's gothic literature class. Sources… Continue reading Satire
Farmer Fridays
The DenisonianFebruary 11, 2014NewsS.K. Piper, Dan and David Ochs. Farmer Fridays is a new Dining Services initiative to help students learn where their food is coming from and to be able to meet the people who grow that food.This Friday Feb. 7 was the first Farmer Friday in Curtis dining hall veggie room from 12:30 to… Continue reading Farmer Fridays
