The Columbus Dispatch: Diversity issues spark student engagement at Denison

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<p>Unfortunately, swastikas are making something of a come back on campuses. Among many other campuses, near-by Kenyon in particular had a terrible time with them this semester. But the really important thing is that schools - and the students who attend them - stand up against it and work on ways to improve their social and academic connectedness.</p>

<p>I’m sure we can all agree on that!</p>

<p>I think the best thing to come out of this might not just be the administration and faculty efforts (they have several action points going forward) but the student initiatives:</p>

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GRANVILLE – Denison University students have created a new organization to keep alive the dialogue started last week in reaction to recent acts of intolerance on campus.</p>

<p>The group, Community Unity Peace Alliance, was formed earlier this week after two weeks of discussions and protests on campus triggered by student acts that caused pain for minority students and others.

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