Last Friday night, Jan. 29, the music department pulled out all the stops during a faculty recital in Christ Chapel, featuring trumpet professor Chris McCourry and guest artist and organist Judy Kabodian. McCourry and Kabodian’s performance presented a unique mixture of organ and trumpet with a program featuring mostly baroque music from composers such as...
Predictions that informed the government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic were founded on problematic and incomplete data, according to researcher Philip Magness. A senior research fellow at the American Institute of Economic Research, Magness spoke on “The Failures of Pandemic Central Planning” at a forum sponsored by Praxis on Thursday, Jan. 28, to an audience...
When junior Shane Smith started looking for a summer research internship last year, he never expected to work on a project analyzing radio signals that could provide proof of extraterrestrial life. “I didn’t really know that there was actually a scientific community that was looking for aliens,” Smith, a physics major, said. “Usually when you...
I want a refund for 2021. There was an expectation, a futile hope of sorts, that a new year would mean new politics, a unification of an angry nation, a satisfaction of an insatiable pandemic and the politics and broken feelings surrounding it. There was a decisive conclusion that those hopes were dashed as early...
President Donald Trump claims there were widespread voter fraud and other voter irregularities across the state of Michigan, but in Hillsdale County, officials say they are confident the county’s election results are correct and complete. Hillsdale County Clerk Marney Kast said she is dedicated to upholding the legal vote-counting process in Hillsdale County. “Not only...