The Hillsdale College Men’s Golf Club is working to develop a competition team for spring 2013, while increasing interest for the sport by creating mini-golf courses on campus. The club currently has 12 members and hopes to increase its numbers during spring tryouts. “We’re planning to compete in the spring. We had sign-ups at The...
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November 5, 2012July 12, 2022Culture
Bring on the dragons
Nov. 1 marks the start of National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo). From outer space to the depths of the sea, from small-town America to a medieval castle, Hillsdale student’s imaginations can trek all over the world in 50,000 words or more. “You can write about something historical, futuristic, imaginative, places you have been, places you...
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September 13, 2012July 12, 2022City News
New hospital wing expected to open this winter
The Hillsdale Community Health Center continues construction on its new building, which began over one year ago. The new building will allow the hospital to accommodate up to 19 long-term patients. The building is estimated to be completed and in use this upcoming winter. “There is no drop-dead date yet, but sometime this winter we...
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September 13, 2012July 12, 2022News
Hillsdale debate team rebuilds and remains competitive
The Hillsdale College debate team returned this weekend from the Indianapolis Forensics 500 Competition wihtout any medals but with high hopes for their new team members and confidence in their competitiveness for the upcoming tournaments this semester. The mostly inexperienced six-student team traveled to Indianapolis, Ind., this past weekend. The team, lead by debate coach...
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September 8, 2012July 12, 2022Culture
Grads pursue art outside campus
It is almost cliché to talk about liberal art students and their search for substantial employment post-college. This summer, however, a few Hillsdale College art graduates put their talent and ambition to good use, making big waves in the world outside Hillsdale. Focusing primarily on sculpture, Natalie Knudsen ‘12 acted as both assistant and student...