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Collegian reviews campus haunted houses
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Collegian reviews campus haunted houses

The Collegian sent a representative to all three haunted houses on Hillsdale’s campus. Unfortunately that representative was me — a woman whose fight or flight response is freeze, and who genuinely has trouble distinguishing between fact and fiction. It’s best not to read this as an expert testimonial, but rather, a set of personal experiences...

Student businesses flourish on campus
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Student businesses flourish on campus

Sophomore Eva Bessette designs a unique sweatshirt for each customer. Courtesy | Eva Bessette When the spring semester ends and students must find a home for their amassed clutter, it isn’t the students who stress about finding a storage unit – it’s their moms. That’s what Junior Nathan Rastovac realized the spring of his freshman...

Professor of economics speaks about experience with communism
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Professor of economics speaks about experience with communism

The Pongracic family’s tale of escape from Communism involves gangrene, Russell Kirk, and ultimately freedom, as Professor of Economics Ivan Pongracic explained in his speech, “Growing Up Under Communism & Coming to America,” hosted by the Classical Liberal Organization Oct. 24. Pongracic detailed his childhood and early teen years living in Croatia, located in the...

Professors’ Picks Christina Lambert Assistant Professor of English
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Professors’ Picks Christina Lambert Assistant Professor of English

Song:  “Paul Revere” by Noah Kahan and Gregory Alan Isakov (2022)   “Paul Revere” by Noah Kahan with Gregory Alan Isakov. Don’t sleep on this collaboration between everybody’s favorite grumpy New England folk pop star and that lovely farmer singer Isakov. And if you haven’t listened to Isakov’s album with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra, do...

Babylon Bee movie undercuts media narrative
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Babylon Bee movie undercuts media narrative

“Certain dates echo throughout history,” Vice President Kamala Harris said in a speech on Jan. 6, 2022. “Dates that occupy not only a place on our calendars, but a place in our collective memory. Dec. 7, 1941. Sept. 11, 2001. And Jan. 6, 2021.” Harris’ speech reflects the liberal trend to equate the events of...