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Ping pong supports cancer research

Ping pong supports cancer research

Sunday afternoon found the Grewcock Student Union filled with the sounds of table tennis as Niedfeldt Residence hosted its third annual charity ping pong tournament. The proceeds went to the Huntsman Cancer Foundation. The event doubled the previous year’s totals, raising around $120. The Sigma Chi  fraternity partnered with the men’s residence, letting the dorm handle the event while the...

C-SPAN films Raney’s Sectionalism course

C-SPAN films Raney’s Sectionalism course

  Professor of History David Raney taught not only to Hillsdale students, but also to a crew of cameras Wednesday afternoon. C-SPAN filmed Raney’s Sectionalism and the American Civil War course for use in its “Lectures in History” series. Russell Logan, a producer for C-SPAN, contacted Raney in January. He told Raney that his class had been recommended as a...

Piereson discusses God, nation in America

Piereson discusses God, nation in America

He began his lecture with the question, “One nation under God?” On April 10, Dr. James Piereson talked about the current controversy over references to God in both the U.S.’ currency and the Pledge of Allegiance. Piereson received a BA and doctorate in political science from Michigan State University. He is also a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and...

Trafficking survivor to speak on Thursday

Trafficking survivor to speak on Thursday

Save Our Adolescents from Prostitution founder Theresa Flores will speak about fighting human trafficking at 7 p.m. on Thursday in Phillips Auditorium. As a survivor of trafficking herself, Flores will talk about her adolescent experiences as a former trafficking victim and her perspective as a Christian on the long road to healing. She will also discuss the SOAP project, her...

Sociologist Gary Alan Fine to speak on campus

Sociologist Gary Alan Fine to speak on campus

  One of America’s leading sociologists and an expert in symbolic interactionist theory, Gary Alan Fine, a professor of sociology at Northwestern University, will speak to campus Monday, April 16 at 7:30 p.m. in Dow A & B.   Fine will explore how examining dust, literally and figuratively as the unexamined parts of life, illuminates the bread-and-butter sociological topics of...

Delta Tau Delta raise more than $400 in Un-Baked Sale

Delta Tau Delta raise more than $400 in Un-Baked Sale

Delta Tau Delta fraternity raised $400 in its Un-Baked Sale last week in the Grewcock Student Union. The sale raised money for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund, the fraternity’s national charity. “This has been one of our more successful fundraisers we’ve held this school year,” DTD’s Public Relations Chairman senior Peter O’Rourke said in an email. “We’ve learned our lesson...

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