Praxis will hold its final event this semester on immigration with Alex Nowrasteh, who will be speaking on why “The best argument against immigration is still wrong” in Dow B at 7 p.m. on Nov. 16. Nowrasteh is a leading expert on immigration at the Cato Institute with a master’s from the London School of Economics. Known for having...
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Bon Appétit introduces calories counts
Bon Appétit Management Company has added calorie counts to certain foods in the dining hall due to a new Food and Drug Administration regulation and student demand. It plans to proides similar counts to other places on campus such as A.J.’s Café. “We just want to make that information available,” General Manager of Bon Appétit David Apthorpe said. Earlier this...
SAB to host Sunday Thanksgiving dinner
If the scent of pumpkins wafts across campus Sunday night, it is probably from the Student Activities Board’s Thanksgiving dinner. At 5:30 p.m., students will gather for a Thanksgiving dinner sponsored by the 1844 Society and the Student Activities Board. Students can RSVP through a link in the student activities newsletter emails and pick up their tickets in the...
Dick Whiskey and the Short Stacks rock their way to first
The drum set that knocked down five ceiling tiles with its stage-shaking beat now supported the boots of senior Jake Coonradt. His back to the audience, he timed his return to the ground with the final strum of his guitar solo. And 250 pairs of feet beat the Elk’s Lodge floor into submission. The Phi Mu Alpha men’s music fraternity...
Conserving the city
The Conservation Club will collaborate with the City of Hillsdale’s recreation department, proposing a project which would implement fishing line receptacles into Baw Beese Lake this spring. “Everyone in the club is super passionate about plastic in the environment,” said senior Andrea Wallace, president of the Conservation Club. “Plastic has definitely been a theme for us this semester. It’s...
Hart, Alexander debate American interventionism
“When did the United States become responsible for the world, or when did it become a superpower?” asked Darryl Hart, professor of history. The crowded lecture hall was quiet in response. About 50 Hillsdale College students gathered in the basement of Lane Hall on Nov. 9 to hear Hart and Professor Gerard Alexander debate the purpose of American interventionism...
Debate takes top 3 places, 1st overall
Hillsdale won first place team and the top three places in debate at Bowling Green State University this weekend. After winning all of their preliminary rounds, sophomores Lucy Meckler and Joel Meng won their semifinal round, meeting freshmen Jadon Buzzard and T.J. Wilson in finals. Due to their better preliminary record, Meckler and Meng won first place. “It was good...
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