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Hillsdale police seek to hire new full-time officer, broaden crime prevention
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Hillsdale police seek to hire new full-time officer, broaden crime prevention

The Hillsdale Police Department may hire a new full-time officer in coming months, pending budget approval from the city council, according to Chief of Police Scott Hephner.  If the council fulfills the request, the department will total —- staff members. With the extra hands, Hephner said the force will be able to focus on actually...

Tennis undefeated on weekend, Hackman receives G-MAC award
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Tennis undefeated on weekend, Hackman receives G-MAC award

The Hillsdale College men’s tennis team finished the weekend undefeated, sweeping Purdue Northwest 7-0 on Saturday and Wayne State University 4-3 on Sunday.  On Saturday, the Chargers took all seven points, winning three doubles matches. Sophomore Tyler Conrad and freshman Sean Barstow won a close 7-6(4) match at No. 1 doubles, freshman Brennan Cimpeanu and...

Shotgun readies for nationals
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Shotgun readies for nationals

The Hillsdale College shotgun team traveled to central Ohio last weekend to prepare for the upcoming Collegiate National Championship in March. The team competed at Eagle’s Nest Sporting Grounds in Mount Gilead, Ohio, on Sunday. The competition allowed many of the members to break new ground in their shooting careers by not only shooting competitive...

Things you didn’t know your iPhone could do
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Things you didn’t know your iPhone could do

Double-Tap Back Did you know that the back of your iPhone is a button? That’s right, the Apple logo actually does do something. Don’t believe me? Go into Settings—>Accessibility—>Touch—>Back Tap—>Double Tap. You then will be able to double tap the back of your phone to do an operation of your choosing. I choose to take...

The future is flexible office space
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The future is flexible office space

The rise of remote work during COVID-19 has been detrimental to the future of office work — except in the line of flexible office space. Offices across the U.S. are still mostly empty as major employers, such as Salesforce and Twitter, announce permanent remote work options for staffers, Commercial Observer reported on Feb. 12. According...