A quintet of adjunct professors will carry its audience through three centuries of woodwind music at a 3 p.m. faculty recital Sunday in McNamara Rehearsal Hall. The concert will feature Quintet in E-Flat Major, Op. 88 No. 2 by 18th-century composer Anton Reicha; Suite, Op. 57 by 19th-century composer Charles-Edouard Lefebvre; “Summer Music,” Op. 31...
Month: October 2015
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Meet the Tutors
Rachelle Ferguson Personal blunder of paper writing: I needlessly repeat myself when I write: I’ll make a point and then restate the point in different words, imagining that I’m adding something new. (Sort of like I just did.) I think the root of this issue is that I’m not as precise as I...
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Cross-Country sprints to the finish line
The Hillsdale College men’s cross-country team finished first and the women’s team second in the Michigan Intercollegiate Championships meet on Oct. 9, bringing the Chargers’ regular season campaign to a close. While the women placed second in the meet, they finish the season ranked No. 1 in the NCAA Division II coaches poll for the...
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Honors Program becomes ‘Collegiate Scholars’
Marketing Department | Courtesy After two years of discussion, Hillsdale College’s Honors Program finalized plans to change its name, alter its recruitment process, and get a new director. To emphasize the interdisciplinary aspects of the program, the name is changing to Collegiate Scholars. Additionally, the school closed the program to freshmen. The plan is...
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Local employee resigns over Confederate flag
Hillsdale resident Wesley Rogers resigned from his position at the Hillsdale Bob Evans plant after the company’s corporate office told him to remove the large Confederate flag he flies from his truck or be fired. “We believe the flag is offensive to many of our customers and employees,” Bob Evans spokeswoman Angela Payne said. “We...