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QUICK HITS: Jordan Wales
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QUICK HITS: Jordan Wales

Do you like any strange food combinations? Chipotle pepper tabasco sauce on top of ginger snaps. Do you have any hidden hobbies or talents? I used to be a pretty proficient designer of computer game maps.  What is one fictional town you would like to live in for a day? Camelot. What is one fun...

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Vintage Ohio trains visit Hillsdale

  Two steam-powered passenger trains arrived in Hillsdale for the first time in more than 70 years as part of the Tri-State Scenic Steam Excursion last weekend. The Indiana Northeastern Railroad Company, the Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society, the Little River Railroad, and the city of Hillsdale partnered on Aug. 27 and 28 to welcome...

In the wake of Roe v. Wade
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In the wake of Roe v. Wade

Within minutes of the Supreme Court’s decision to overrule Roe v. Wade, sophomore Rachel Schroder stood on the steps of the Court in Washington, D.C. “We have waited for this decision for almost 50 years,” said the Hillsdale College for Life board member. “I went to my hotel room, changed, and went straight to the...

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Alumni open new family wellness center

A new family recreation center called The Well will open on Oct. 1 in Hillsdale. Formerly the Hillsdale Stadium Roller Rink, the Carleton Road facility will undergo a complete transformation, according to financial advisor and 2010 Hillsdale College alumnus Matthew Patillo. “My wife and I purchased a roller skating rink,” Patillo said. “We are repurposing...

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All agony, no hope: don’t watch Netflix’s ‘Persuasion’

“I am half agony, half hope.” These bittersweet words are perhaps the most memorable from Jane Austen’s last novel “Persuasion.” Unfortunately, the new Netflix adaptation of “Persuasion” is all agony and no hope. As an Austen purist, this movie was outraging. It’s historically inaccurate and wildly different from Austen’s most mature and introspective novel.  But,...