St. Joe’s Cafe served pizza in the dining hall for lunch on Oct. 16 and will be returning to campus to cater at “El Clasico,” the protestant-Catholic intramural soccer game in Hayden Park, for a meal swipe, on Oct. 25. Metz Culinary Management expects the events to be the beginning of a partnership with the...
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Doctor speaks on the ‘culture of death’ pervading society
The arguments surrounding abortion, physician-assisted suicide, and similar issues revolve not around when life begins but when our responsibility for life begins, according to former pro-choice doctor Kristin Collier. Collier, associate professor at the University of Michigan, gave two lectures at Hillsdale Oct. 11. One focused on how she became a Christian and pro-life, and...
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Lutheran society hosts lecture on demonology and pastoral care
Confronting demons is not about focusing on the power of a demon but rather on the accomplished work of God, Rev. John Dreyer, a Lutheran author, speaker, and pastor, said in an Oct. 16 lecture. Dreyer’s speech, titled “Pastoral Care and the Spiritual World,” was hosted by the Lutheran Society and discussed demonology and the...
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Juniors lead campus in caffeine consumption
The Applied Math Club discovered that the average Hillsdale student drinks 1.7 caffeinated beverages daily, with caffeine intake increasing among older students and those with heavier courseloads. “There’s kind of a correlation between how many credit hours you’re taking and how much caffeine you’re consuming,” said junior Christopher Dickinson, vice president of the Applied Math...
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Classics honorary hosts annual Homer reading
Students gathered around a warm fire in the Dorothy D. and Joseph A. Moller Amphitheater to read Homer’s “Odyssey,” with some passages in Greek, at Hillsdale’s annual Homerathon. Professors and students read the epic poem starting at 4 p.m. on Oct. 3, and finishing 24 hours later. Since the “Odyssey” has 24 books, one is...