Sophomores Elise Mason and Megan Clifford traveled to Indianapolis for this year’s championship meet. Mason, who was Hillsdale’s sole representative at nationals last year, swam the 500 yard, 1000 yard, and 1650 yard freestyle events. This year she was joined by Clifford who qualified to race the 200 yard butterfly. “The meet itself can be...
Month: March 2023
Post
New movie bear-ly misses
New Movie “Cocaine Bear” features a cocaine guzzling bear. Courtesy | Wikimedia Commons “Cocaine Bear” was almost a good movie. The dissonance created by realistic shots of human insides alongside dry one-liners with a 50 percent land rate can only succeed in a movie that knows what it is. This needed to be a “bad...
Post
Pregnancy group plans second fundraiser gala
The Early Pregnancy Loss Association provides care kits to women who have suffered a miscarriage. Courtesy | Facebook The Early Pregnancy Loss Association will host its second gala on March 25 to raise money for care kits, which offer physical necessities and comfort items for women who have suffered a miscarriage. “Our logo of our...
Post
Nine Chargers compete at Nationals, Wamsley earns all-American honors
“The championships are always a whirl of emotions,” head coach R.P. White said. “We had some very good performances, and other things we wish would have panned out in our favor. I’m very proud of the large crew of athletes we had in attendance.” Wamsley had a standout performance, according to White. Wamsley earned All-American...
Post
Mayor offers apologies after council rejects library board nominee
Mayor Adam Stockford was not present during the vote to reject LaRue’s nomination. Josh Hypes | Collegian Hillsdale Mayor Adam Stockford said he regrets his absence during a city council vote on a library board nomination earlier this month. Stockford, in Monday’s council meeting, apologized for his absence at the March 6 meeting. He said...