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Gone

Gone

In the 1940s, residents of Sackville, a town in New Brunswick, Canada, watched as shortwave radio towers began to crop up along the landscap…
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Photo Essay by Sheilah Wilson,

Denison Associate Professor of Art
Where Are They Now - Ian Moubayed '12

Ian Moubayed ‘12

Ian Moubayed ‘12
by by Dan Morrell
Insatiable

Insatiable

UnCommon Ground - It’s Official

It’s Official

It’s Official
UnCommon Ground - Jobs for Everyone

Jobs for Everyone

Founders of a new think tank housed at Denison and the University of Missouri-Kansas City hope to tackle the unemployment…
by by Dan Morrell
Juan's Story

Juan’s Story

The struggles that Juan Bernabe ‘17 faced in high school made him think hard about dropping out. But he chose not to.
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By Micheal Blanding

Photographed by Jared Leeds
First Person - Life on the Water - Fall 2015

Life on the Water

When her father is diagnosed with cancer, a writer retreats to the place they loved together in order to tell his story.
by by Abbe Wright '07
UnCommon Ground - Monomoy’s New Look

Monomoy’s New Look

The Weinbergs have put their home in student hands—and it’s looking good.
by by Maureen Harmon
On The Town

On The Town

Ah, Columbus. Our citified neighbor next door. How we love to hop in the car and drive downtown and beyond for food, fun, art, shopping, and…
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By Jillian Koval ‘16 and Golzar Meamar ‘16

Illustrations by Peter Arkle, Photographs by Patrick Smith

Once Upon a Time…

Once Upon a Time
UnCommon Ground: Remembering Wendall Jackson '17

Remembering Wendall Jackson ‘17

Remembering Wendall Jackson ‘17
by by Rose Schrott '14
UnCommon Ground: Ring Them Bells

Ring Them Bells

Ring Them Bells
by by Rachel Morrison '16
Where Are They Now - Robert Young '65

Robert Young ‘65

Robert Young ‘65
by by Michael Croley
UnCommon Ground - Space Between Buildings

Space Between Buildings

How public spaces that encourage interaction can make us better people.
by by Ryan Jones
Spellbound

Spellbound

Fairy tale expert Maria Tatar ‘67 on how some of the world’s oldest stories help us navigate modern life.
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By Dan Morrell

Illustrations by Victo Ngai
Where Are They Now - Susan D. Whiting '78

Susan D. Whiting ‘78

Susan D. Whiting ‘78
by by Rose Schrott '14
Continuum - That Little Coffeehouse - Fall 2015

That Little Coffeehouse

That Little Coffeehouse
by by Jeff Pettegrew '68
The Deep Roots of American Racism

The Deep Roots of American Racism

A little bit before 10 p.m. on July 13, 2013, Kelly Brown Douglas’s phone started buzzing with texts. The verdict in the case of the state o…
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Interview by Dan Morrell

Illustration by Owen Smith
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