When sophomore Arielle Mueller heard that a deer crashed through her ground-floor window in Niedfeldt Residence, she laughed. “I didn’t believe it,” she said. “I’d never heard of anything like that happening before.” The incident occurred last Sept. 27 around dusk. A young doe was startled by a passing car and runner. It crashed through the ground-floor window of room...
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Q & A: Timothy P. Carney
You told The Collegian you were just someone who just got some good advice. Can you expound on that? My first boss in Washington was Terry Jeffrey at Human Events, and he pushed on me the idea of being a reporter, even though we were writing for an opinion-oriented conservative publication. He drove home the idea that my opinion would...
New priest appointed to St. Anthony
Father David Reamsnyder began his priestly duties at St. Anthony of Padua Parish in Hillsdale, Mich., Sunday, Sept. 23. Reamsnyder was selected by the Diocese of Lansing to replace Father Jeffrey Njus after it was discovered Njus had violated his vow of celibacy – leaving the Hillsdale parish without a priest. He will stay in Hillsdale for one year. Afterwards,...
Debate team: Research in, weekends out
The debate lounge was empty again this weekend, file boxes and team members whisked away to work. However, they were not at some far-off campus debating, but holed away in a suite with a couple coffeemakers to fuel their research weekend. “Research weekends are exactly what they sound like,” said Debate Coach and Assistant Professor of Speech Matthew Doggett. The...
College hosts Constitution Day shoot
Muzzle pointed in safe direction. Action open and empty. Finger off the trigger. These are the basic rules of firearm safety that this year’s Constitution Shoot attendants would not have the chance to utilize. Following a short continental breakfast, a lecture on the U.S. Constitution by Professor of Politics Ronald Pestritto, and a safety briefing by shooting coach Bartley Spieth,...
Off the record
All it took was the worst non-call in NFL history. According to ESPN, the NFL and NFL Referees Association reached an agreement Wednesday night and ended the referee lockout. While the rest of football nation sighs in relief, Green Bay Packer fans just sigh. The best piece of media I’ve seen or read representing the absurdity of the Wilson-Tate pass,...
Journalists to lecture at Hillsdale
Two professional journalists will give lectures over the next two weeks at Hillsdale College. John Miller, director of Dow Journalism Program, is bringing in Washington Examiner Columnist Tim Carney and The Wall Street Journal’s Editor of Leisure and Arts Eric Gibson to speak to the student body this week and next. Carney will be speaking on Thursday Sept. 27 at...
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