Republican Ryan Kelley said he’s running for governor because he sees too many self-serving people and not enough who want to do the right thing in the government today. “Too many times you have the people who would probably be great for the job just sitting on the sidelines, running their business, living their life,...
Month: February 2022
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No end in sight with rising inflation
President Joe Biden has failed the American people once again. While the ongoing Ukraine-Russia crisis has put Americans on edge, the conflict also has worsened a domestic problem that targets our wallets and pocketbooks. Inflation is the highest it has been in 40 years, and the sad reality is that there is no end in...
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We need more minimalism
When everyone had months to stare at their belongings and decide what to clear out, the internet saw a spike in Marie Kondo-type content. Minimalism emphasizes the shift in focus from quantity to quality. By curating a more intentional set of belongings, people are able to focus on personal relationships and other more important aspects...
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Chargers lose to Midwest powerhouse
The Hillsdale College women’s tennis team lost to Ferris State University 2-5 during an away match on Feb. 21. Senior Sophia Spinazze said having played against Ferris State for 3 years, she was prepared for difficult competition. “They have good talent and the determination to grind out tough matches. I give them a lot of...
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Former Professor Arlan Gilbert dies at 88
Arlan Gilbert, who retired from teaching at Hillsdale College in 1998, died on Feb. 22 at Drews Country Living in Hillsdale. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on March 2 at Hillsdale First Presbyterian Church. He was a professor of history at Hillsdale for 38 years, beginning in 1960. He served as chairman...