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Coffee as fuel: campus reacts to Army’s caffeine algorithm
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Coffee as fuel: campus reacts to Army’s caffeine algorithm

It’s 1:30 a.m. You’re drowning in pages-long finals reviews. You promised you wouldn’t drink any more coffee, but your biochemistry midterm is tomorrow, and your eyes glaze over every time you look at the page. You reach over and press the brew button on your coffee maker. The U.S. Army and Department of Defense have...

Wood and strings: Chartreuse String Trio to perform professor’s music
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Wood and strings: Chartreuse String Trio to perform professor’s music

The Chartreuse String Trio will perform a composition written by Associate Professor of Music Daniel Tacke at 8 p.m. on Friday and Saturday night in Conrad Recital Hall.  The Hillsdale College Professional Artist Series is bringing in violinist Myra Hinrichs, violist Carrie Frey, and cellist Helen Newby to perform unorthodox pieces, including one written by...

Brock becomes all-time leader in receptions in shutout win
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Brock becomes all-time leader in receptions in shutout win

The Hillsdale College Chargers extended their winning streak to seven games on Saturday in a commanding 34-0 win against the Kentucky Wesleyan College Panthers. After shutting out opponents three separate times last season, the shutout against the Panthers this season is the Chargers’ first. In the game, senior wide receiver Trey Brock became Hillsdale’s all-time...

Michigan to vote on legalization of recreational marijuana Tuesday
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Michigan to vote on legalization of recreational marijuana Tuesday

Michigan voters will decide next week whether the Great Lakes State will become the tenth state in the union to legalize recreational marijuana. Proposal 1 comes a decade after Michigan legalized medical marijuana, which will remain legal regardless of the election’s outcome. “Our goal is to end marijuana prohibition because we feel that prohibition has...