America’s presence in the Middle East traces back to the 1930s and is just one example of the multifacets of counterterrorism, Raphael S. Cohen said in a lecture hosted by the Alexander Hamilton Society. Cohen is the director of RAND School of Public Policy’s National Security Program, Strategy and Doctrine Program, and Project Air Force,...
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Lutheran pastor encourages unity across denominations
Rev. Michael Frese serves as the wing chaplain for the 122nd fighter wing in Fort Wayne and worked as a part-time pastor at Redeemer Lutheran Church in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Courtesy | Redeemer Lutheran Church Understanding how to converse with Christians of varying denominations is key to enjoying life to its fullest, Rev. Michael Frese...
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Labors of love are not lost in Mauck
Shakespeare in the Arb presents “Love’s Labor’s Lost” COURTESY | Alethia Diener A band of bard imitators portrayed Hillsdating in action in the recent, annual Shakespeare in the Arb performance in Slayton Arboretum on April 4. “Basically it’s this play about Hillsdating, where these four lords get together and decide they’re only going to...
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DeYoung speaks on importance of having children
Author and pastor Kevin DeYoung offered a biblical perspective on declining birth rates across the globe in his April 7 Drummond Lecture in Christ Chapel entitled “Family, Civilization, and the Church: The Christian Case for Getting Married and Having Children.” “The most significant thing happening in the world today is quite likely the thing not...
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Documentary class to premiere films on Hillsdale sports legends
The documentary and filmmaking class will also premiere “The Legend of Jack Gohlke,” a story about the Hillsdale College basketball player who graduated in 2023. Courtesy | CNN Students in the documentary filmmaking class will premiere two films about Hillsdale sports legends along with shorter student projects April 15 at 7 p.m. in Plaster Auditorium....