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Local resident sentenced for racial intimidation

Offender to receive two-year sentence; ethnic attacks rare, prosecutor says

Hillsdale resident Robert Shelton, 28, received a minimum two-year prison sentence during his trial on April 13. Shelton pleaded no contest to his physical and verbal assault of Hillsdale College junior Christian Campbell. On the night of Sept. 28, 2008, Campbell was walking home and crossed through the backyard of 228 N.… Post the First Comment

$5K in new bookstore textbooks nabbed

Security system installed; shelves reorganized to avoid future thefts

Thieves stole about $5,000 worth of textbooks from the college bookstore over the weekend of April 3. The college has not yet found who committed the theft, but will prosecute if it does, said Vice President of Administration Rich Péwé. When bookstore employees arrived at work on Monday, April 6, they noticed that something was wrong.… Post the First Comment

On call for body collection

Students help transport corpses to funeral home at all hours of the night in exchange for a free place to live

Junior Sam Heisman gets out of bed, puts on a suit and collects two things: a body bag and a stretcher. It is very early in the morning, around 2 a.m. Just a few minutes ago Heisman received a phone call. "Sam, I got a body call for you," the voice said.… Post the First Comment

A question of funding: an ire of charger ball

Underfunded baseball program seeks to re-structure; three people, three ideas for improvement

If pressed to diagnose the performance problems of the baseball team, to explain why the team is 3-20 in the GLIAC, members of the team, the coach and the athletic director will cite different reasons. And though their reasons differs, they all agreed each explanation plays into the other.… Post the First Comment
Coming up, moving out: new and old bands

Coming up, moving out: new and old bands

Five student bands to play at Saturday's Centralhallapalooza event

Passing the Torch The popular student bands Juny and The Hotness will split up after its members graduate in May, leaving behind a pair of new student bands whose members hope to keep campus rocking at this year's Centralhall-apalooza and beyond. As one musical era ends, however, the next generation of campus rock musicians will take center stage and carry the torch for the Hillsdale scene.… Post the First Comment

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