At the end of each summer, sophomore David Bellet and his family throw a music night for their friends and families in Nashville to enjoy an evening of country, folk, and Americana before packing his bags to come back to school. “We park an old Ford outside of our tool shed, and our shed porch...
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College Baptist Church dedicates 4:12 Center
Members of College Baptist’s building committee cut the ribbon for the 4:12 Center. Courtesy | Rachel Cuthbert College Baptist Church dedicated its recently completed building addition, the 4:12 Center, in a ceremony Oct. 19. The center, named after Ephesians 4:12, seats up to 200 people and is designed for teaching and fellowship. The project also...
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Hillsdale College’s online learning to offer new course on colonial America
Hillsdale will offer a new online course called “Colonial America: From Wilderness to Civilization” starting Nov. 6, featuring lectures from College President Larry Arnn, Associate Professor of Politics Kevin Slack, and Professor of History Paul Moreno. The six-part documentary course will feature lectures from Hillsdale professors. The course will explain what made the American Revolution...
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Shooting center gets more than 500 members
The shooting center passed 500 annual members earlier this month. “It is exciting to share Halter’s world-class shooting facilities with members of the public,” Range Director Matt Little said in a press release. “First-time shooters, multiple-time Olympians, and everyone in between can improve their skills and enjoy the shooting sports at the Halter Center.” According...
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Seniors ‘Runaround’ competition in their last Battle of the Bands
Runaround, an all-senior campus band, secured its first win of the annual campus-wide Battle of the Bands competition hosted by the men’s music fraternity Theta Epsilon at Elks Lodge Oct. 17. “The concept for Battle is to get a bunch of bands together to play live music, compete, and have fun,” said Daniel Doyle, the...