High schools join efforts to fight cancer with DublinthonBy: Debbie GillumWednesday November 19, 2014 9:28 a.m.Written for ThisWeekNews Dublin Villager newspaper The DublinThon is putting the fun back into fundraiser with a student-led all night danceathon to raise money to fight cancer. The Friday Nov. 21 danceathon will be neon-themed with a DJ, face painting… Continue reading High schools join efforts to fight cancer with Dublinthon
Karrer's Turkey Bowl tradition to continue Nov. 25By: Debbie GillumFormer OSU basketball star Scoonie Penn talks strategy to students of Dublin Karrer Middle School during the annual Turkey Bowl fundraiser Nov. 25Wednesday November 19, 2014 9:29 a.m.Written for ThisWeekNews Dublin Villager newspaper Local sports stars will play flag football with Karrer Middle School students to raise money… Continue reading Karrer’s Turkey Bowl tradition to continue Nov. 25
This is another flashback post. I wrote this in high school for my Research and Exposition class with Mr. Rickert. I think the topic was to describe our favorite food or explain a recipe. I was going through a phase where I would microwave cookie dough and eat it so I wrote about that. For… Continue reading Home Made Chocolate Chip Cookies
I wrote this for my Creative Travel Writing class. At the time, I was feeling like I wasn't allowed to admit that study-abroad wasn't always perfect. I wanted to explore how similar events can be portrayed so differently, depending on who the audience is. Assignment 1Debbie in Denmark BlogMonday January 28,… Continue reading Creative Travel Writing Assignment
Here are some examples of product copy that I have written for The Longaberger Company:2014 Christmas Collection™ Stocking Basket Set This once in a lifetime gift is one that you and your family will treasure and pass down. Use it to store heirloom ornaments, keep holiday recipes handy, store your actual family stockings or dress up… Continue reading Product Copy
I love listening to pop music. I have ever since I was little. Now, whenever I turn on the radio, I hear a Katy Perry song. She dominates Top 40 radio stations. Doesn't matter if you like her or hate her, you can't escape her. I went to her Prismatic concert last night and had a… Continue reading More "Roaring" and less "Abductions"
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
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
The DenisonianFeb 11, 2013Arts and LifeThings kicked off with a night of poetry. But these weren’t your stereotypical poets. Maggie Glover ‘05 and Paige Hill Starzinger both have full-time jobs, not related to poetry, but each just recently published their first book of poems. Despite visiting campus together for the Beck Lecture series, the two… Continue reading Beck Lecture
The DenisonianFebruary 11, 2014NewsDavid Hallman Remembered The Denison community mourns the loss of senior history major and economics minor David Marshall Hallman III, 21, from Erie, Pa., who passed away on Saturday Feb. 8 after a search of campus and the surrounding areas.“My hope is that in a small community like Denison, that we can… Continue reading David Hallman Remembered
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