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Academy fundraiser offers $5 Johnny T’s
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Academy fundraiser offers $5 Johnny T’s

Hillsdale Academy is offering a Johnny T’s meal to college students for only $5. The private school is holding a Mediterranean feast and silent auction to raise money for its seniors’ and juniors’ trip to Greece and Italy at 5:30 p.m. Feb. 4 in Hillsdale Academy’s Commons. Rick Tropiano, owner of Johnny T’s, accompanied his...

Debate sets records at toughest tournament
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Debate sets records at toughest tournament

Hillsdale College’s debate team spent the weekend reminding its competitors just how many awards it could snatch with just a dozen students, most of whom are freshmen. The team placed second in “The Gorlok” at Webster University in Missouri, and several students set new personal records Jan. 27-29. Students said the results from this most...

Buchanan to speak on feminism
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Buchanan to speak on feminism

More than a week after the Women’s March on Washington, Hillsdale College’s chapters of Kappa Kappa Gamma and Young Americans for Freedom are addressing contemporary female leadership. The sorority and the conservative activism club invited Bay Buchanan, former U.S. treasurer under President Ronald Reagan, to campus. Buchanan is speaking on stereotypes and female leadership in...

End of invitationals positions mock trial for nationals
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End of invitationals positions mock trial for nationals

Hillsdale College’s mock trial invitational season wrapped up with Hillsdale teams competing in the  University of Michigan Invitiational and the Indiana University Invitational that position them well for their regional competition. Hillsdale teams A and B competed at the University of Michigan Invitational on Jan. 21 and 22 and received second and third, respectively, receiving...

Hillsdale students should support the right to protest
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Hillsdale students should support the right to protest

In President Donald Trump’s first 13 days of office, millions of Americans flooded the streets in opposition to and in support of numerous issues, most notably the Women’s March, the March for Life, and immigrant ban protests. On campus, students widely praised the March for Life, while the other protests seem to have been met...