This may be the first time you are hearing this, but I think it’s important to know that your life has been a lie. That thing you call “chili” is not. Unfortunately, the pervasive sin of putting beans in chili infects the minds of people outside of Texas and even some inside the confines of...
Month: March 2021
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Hillsdale community reflects on Lent
Lent is a Christian season of fasting and prayer, has arrived. The 40 days evoke a remembrance of Matthew 4, when Jesus spent 40 days in the desert fasting from food and drink. Out of sacrificial love for Jesus and a desire to become more like him, many Hillsdale students will be prayerfully fasting until...
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CCA staff shows off fashion
As CCA attendees descend the escalators of the Searle Center for check-in, they are greeted by CCA staff members sporting business casual attire. Are their outfit choices tied by a common thread? Senior Taryn Murphy, CCA student assistant, enjoys dressing up for CCAs. “I do often dress like this because I work in the president’s...
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Senior recitals showcase years of musical achievements
Music majors are relatively few and far between at Hillsdale. These students dedicate themselves to honing the craft of instrument and voice, their work culminating to make artists of impeccable skill. As graduation grows near for graduating students, so do their senior recitals: the final hurrah and product of four years of work in the...
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Against too much order
“Beyond Order” is about the dangers of too much security and control, according to Jordan B. Peterson in the introduction to his bestselling book “Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life,” released on Mar. 2. While his first book, “12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos,” explored the dangers of venturing without the requisite...