Month: March 2018

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SPARC: A light for members with developmental disorders
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SPARC: A light for members with developmental disorders

Multi-colored, hand-painted owls covered the walls of the craft room, and newspaper lined the tables. Nathaneal, a blond-haired man roughly a head taller than me, greeted me by tapping his forehead with the fingers on his right hand and then gestured his hand toward me — “Hello,” he signed. He, along with 10 other participants,...

Women’s tennis faces tough competition over spring break, tops Broward College
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Women’s tennis faces tough competition over spring break, tops Broward College

For the first time, women’s tennis defeated Broward College in Fort Lauderdale on its Florida spring break trip last week. After two days of facing top Division II competition, the Chargers fought through exhaustion on March 7 to defeat Broward, which the Intercollegiate Tennis Association ranks as No. 10 in the National Junior College Athletic...

Hillsdale women train for Marines
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Hillsdale women train for Marines

They are the few. They are the proud. They are the women at Hillsdale College pursuing the United States Marine Corps. Junior Aubrey Brown and senior Jean Pendergrass are like other students at Hillsdale. Brown studies biology and is a resident assistant at Waterman Residence. She also serves as a business manager for the Winona...

Career services connects alumni and students
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Career services connects alumni and students

Students looking for an opportunity to connect with alumni in their potential career fields can now apply for the Student-Alumni mentorship program held by Career Services. The program, which began in fall 2017, matches alumni and students each semester. Director of Career Services Joanna Wiseley said the alumni base has grown to more than 300...