“There is a story that two of the greatest figures in our law, Justice Holmes and Judge Learned Hand, had lunch together and afterward, as Holmes began to drive off in his carriage, Hand, in a sudden onset of enthusiasm, ran after him, crying, ‘Do justice, sir, do justice.’ Holmes stopped the carriage and reproved Hand: ‘That is not my job. It is my job to apply the Law.’”....
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February 16, 2012July 12, 2022Opinions
The Collegian Weekly
With an unprecedented reading day fast approaching, we at The Collegian thought you might be wondering what what you could possibly do with an extra 24 hours in your weekend.
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February 16, 2012July 12, 2022Sports
Men’s basketball fights for top GLIAC seed
The Hillsdale Chargers’ men’s basketball squad split a pair of road games last week, winning Thursday’s trip to Columbus, Ohio, against Ohio Dominican University but falling to Tiffin University on Saturday night. Against the Ohio Dominican Panthers, who remain winless in conference play on the year, Hillsdale’s experienced team refused to underestimate their opponents and...
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February 16, 2012July 12, 2022Sports
Women vie for spot in GLIAC tournament
After starting the game strong, the Hillsdale College women’s basketball team lost to the Tiffin University Dragons by a score of 65-52 on Saturday.
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February 16, 2012July 12, 2022Culture
‘The Vow’: A heart-warming surprise
I’ll admit it: I have a low tolerance for cheesy romance movies. Yet there I was, sitting in the theater on the opening weekend of the Vow, surprised by an endearing and sigh-inducing movie that did not have the typical nauseating predictability. The chick flick, featuring the washboard abs of Channing Tatum and the cutesy...