It is a commonly known fact that college students like pizza. Deciding where to get the pizza, however, can be such a hassle. Of course, some people know exactly what they want. “When I’m at home, I drive 30 minutes out of my way to get Pizza Hut for dinner, ” said senior Abigail Panabaker. Others know exactly what they...
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Shepherd to present testimony
“Who’s gonna watch the football game this afternoon?” Chris “Shep” Shepherd asked a crowded sanctuary. A loud cheer erupted. “Now, who’s excited about this sermon?” he asked, which brought forth a more reluctant, and quieter, response. “You should be ashamed of yourself,” he said. “This is God’s house!” This introduction and the sermon following caught the attention of junior Aaron...
Sparring for a black belt
Beneath dozens of fluttering banners striped in primary colors, over 500 students in white uniforms went through the customary stretches that always marked the beginning of the opening ceremonies for Tae Park’s annual Tae Kwon Do tournament. Last Saturday, over 47 Hillsdale College students, professor’s children, and community members participated in the tournament as students in Senior Master Brian Anderson’s...
Mitchell Center attests to Hillsdale history, community
The Mitchell Research Center in downtown Hillsdale contains a wealth of information inside a building that represents the lives and histories of many of Hillsdale’s citizens for the past 150 years. Charles T. Mitchell was born in 1817 in Montgomery County, New York. He received a limited education, and at the age of 21, he left New York and traveled...
For she is a pirate queen
“I was driving to D.C., 48 hours from signing on the dotted line for the Saudi contract, and Michael Jordan from Hillsdale called me offering the job here,” Dr. Patricia Bart said. Just as a pirate travels far and wide in search of treasure, Dr. Patricia Bart underwent a similar journey on her path to Hillsdale College. “I like to...
Father and Son bond over hunting
On top of a deer stand in the forest, Spencer watches in bewilderment as his dad steadies his crossbow and fires at an approaching deer. The thrill of the hunt appears tremendous, no doubt, but young Spencer knows that this experience is not truly about hunting animals, but sharing quality time with his father out in the wilderness. Like many...
