At 163 ½ Oak St., a group picture of last fall’s national qualifying team just joined the growing collection of pictures of the men’s cross country team from the last fifteen years that litter the kitchen walls. You’ll also find Coach Lundberg clearing a steeplechase water jump in a Kansas uniform, an autographed cutout of...
Hillsdale students have a love affair with the Framers and the Constitution. This unique romance is a beautiful thing. In a day when James Madison is seldom quoted and the average person cannot tell you all of his First Amendment rights, a place such as Hillsdale is like a lone-standing tree amongst prairie grasses. While...
We have been told all of our lives that voting is our civic duty. However, when the polls close this Tuesday, will it matter whom we voted for? The population is large, misinformed, and apathetic, and the legislator’s primary concern is self-perpetuation. The current system is not worth buying into, so cast your vote by...