Which professor would you like to see host an episode of “Wheel of Fortune?” Gary Wolfram, economics: “I would like to see Thomas Treloar. He teaches Game Theory, and it would be fun to have him offer suggestions to the contestants based on his knowledge of Game Theory. Also, for a math professor, he is a pretty funny guy.” Charles Steele, economics: “The obvious answer is Gary Wolfram. Not only...
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My thoughts on Catholic school as a Protestant
Catholic and Protestant debates among students are commonplace at Hillsdale. Between designated Protestant vs. Catholic soccer games, or debates in the union, convicted students openly and confidently share their thoughts on campus. As someone who went to a Catholic high school but is a non-denominational Christian, my fellow students are often surprised that I didn’t convert to Catholicism during high...
Healthcare patients deserve a call back
My mornings follow a strict routine: I battle the snooze button, check to make sure there are no spiders in my slippers before putting them on, and call Wade, my neurologist. I’m not calling my neurologist at 7:59 every morning because I want to hear his sweet voice. I am calling because I only receive care when I am annoying,...
Life without distraction: take out the AirPods
“I love you.” I didn’t expect to hear those words, at 8 a.m., as my classmate sat down across from me in A.J.’s. I stuttered for a response. We’re really not that close. “Ok, I’m gonna go now. Bye, Mom.” She glanced at me, grinned, and tapped her left AirPod as she ended the call. It’s a common experience. We...
There are more reasons to walk to class than you might think
The reasons to walk to class go beyond saving money on gas, enjoying campus’ beauty, saving the environment, or even getting extra exercise. Walking is better than driving because it can be an antidote to the twin maladies of utilitarianism and pragmatism. That is to say, you ought to walk to your classes rather than driving because it will provide...
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