The studentry passed the graduate student representative amendment to the Student Fed constitution on Tuesday. President Arielle Mueller said the vote passed 76-37. The amendment allows for a representative from the Van Andel Graduate School on Student Fed. Pending President Larry Arnn’s approval, the amendment will be enacted. According to the Van Andel Graduate School...
Month: October 2014
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‘So a liberal walks into a bar…’
Many enjoy her sarcastic Facebook rants about broken political promises hashtagged “tbt,” snarky tweets at Michelle Obama about eating fatty food, and abnormally low-pitched “smoker woman voice.” One admirer even creates collages of her feet. National Review reporter, comedian, and Hillsdale alumna Katherine Timpf ’10 first used humor to deal with a break up, but...
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Simpson: A documentary
Josh Hamilton loves to tell stories. But instead of writing them down on paper, he tells his story through a camera lens. His next project: Simpson Residence in the form of a documentary. “Filmmakers love to tell good stories and Simpson is just one of those stories,” Hamilton said. The establishment of single sex dorms...
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Butters illustrates profits by making muffins
This fall, Roger Butters joined the faculty of Hillsdale College as a visiting associate professor in the department of economics. Butters first became interested in economics during his undergraduate studies at Brigham Young University after his mission work in Brazil. According to Butters, the economics class seemed most applicable to his experiences while working with...
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Homecoming curse continues
Hillsdale’s homecoming curse continued on Saturday as Grand Valley State University rattled off 42 straight points over the span of three quarters, defeating the Chargers 42-21. “We’ve just got to play better,” head coach Keith Otterbein said. “We didn’t play good enough to beat a good football team.” Hillsdale has now lost four straight homecoming...