“Everyone should try Filipino pork,” sophomore Olivia Hajicek said at the International Club’s Cultural Fair. The International Cultural Fair took place on Sunday, March 27 in the Grewcock Student Union. The fair shares the culture of various countries that are represented on campus. “We get students who have either moved to America from other countries,...
Month: March 2022
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Developer submits proposal for former Klein Tools building
The former Klein Tools Factory in downtown Jonesville will transform into storefronts, in an agreement the Jonesville City Council approved on March 16. “There is a huge opportunity there for additional retail and other commercial uses to support our downtown,” Jonesville City Manager Jeff Gray said. Under the agreement DH Roberts Construction will purchase the...
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Chef Ezra Bertakis brings sushi experience to Hillsdale
Chef Ezra Bertakis is bringing years of culinary experience, a passion for quality sushi, and homegrown organic produce to Hillsdale. Originally from Hillsdale, Bertakis worked under Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto in New York after training at the Florida Culinary Institute. After moving back to Michigan in 2011, Bertakis ran several restaurants in Detroit as executive...
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‘American Song Contest’ reveals State culture
We can finally settle once and for all, through a battle of the bands, whether or not Ohio is as cool as Ohioans say it is. In NBC’s “American Song Contest,” 50 U.S. states, 5 territories, and the nation’s capital will each send one Grammy-level delegate to perform a new, original song. The contest is...
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Piano instructor raises money to deliver medical supplies to Ukraine
Adjunct Piano Instructor Katherine Rick is raising money to purchase and deliver medical supplies to central Ukraine. “Growing up in Russia, my childhood best friends were Ukrainian missionary kids Mariya and Anya Nikonenko,” Rick said. “Anya now lives in Dnipro (central Ukraine) but was able to flee with her husband, Theodor, and their three young...