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Statesman, politician, artist: the paintings of Churchill
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Statesman, politician, artist: the paintings of Churchill

Hillsdale College students may be familiar with the statesmanship of Winston Churchill. But a new exhibit presents an opportunity to acquaint themselves with an aspect of Churchill’s life his biographers may sometimes neglect — painting. “The Art of Winston Churchill” opened at the Daughtrey Gallery on Monday, Jan. 30, and will run through Friday, March...

Bad publicity isn’t “fake news”
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Bad publicity isn’t “fake news”

Fake news is a pressing concern, but many authorities, including President Donald Trump, have turned it from an opportunity into an even graver problem. Fake news, rightly understood, describes a money-making site that casts itself as a news media outlet while it publishes wholly fabricated content. Already, the term has lost its meaning as it’s...

Politicians shouldn’t control science
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Politicians shouldn’t control science

When politicians interfere with science, the scientific community tweets back. Many scientists have raised concerns about communication bans imposed on government agencies which affect researchers’ ability to discuss their work with the public. President Trump has already removed information about climate change from the White House’s website, and a spokesman for his transition team said...

Nature’s Call redefines captivity with cageless Degus
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Nature’s Call redefines captivity with cageless Degus

More often than not, the first face greeting customers at Nature’s Call pet shop is soft, fluffy, and downright adorable. Although Rollo — the free-range bunny that hops through the shop in downtown Hillsdale — started out as a caged rabbit, his containment didn’t last long. “Like any animal, give them enough time and they’ll...