Sarah Anne Voyles

The 3-Min Interview: Woody Horn

To provide a customer friendly hybrid bar, Broad Street Downtown Market recently added a bar and restaurant-style food service to the store on 55 N. Broad St. Woody Horn, the bartender, said he enjoys the interaction with the bar goers and the chance to create new drinks like the Irish Hillbilly and Southern Comfort.   [...]

Dow House, Olds, Chi Omega win energy competition

Enactus announced today the winners of their We’re Into Saving Energy (WISE) Guys Dorm Energy Competition. The Paul House won for the smallest dorm, Olds Residence won for the large dorm, and the women of Chi Omega sorority won for Greek housing. The energy contest began in January and ran until the end of March. [...]

Restoring power and walking the line

They walk the line and fix the line.  But keeping the lights on and the power going is not as easy as it may appear “Safety is a big part of this job,” line crewman Scott Playford said. “The general public thinks this job can be done in a quick manner, but there are certain [...]

Amy Kerst: ‘a diamond in the rough’

When envisioning her college experience, sophomore Amy Kerst said she did not expect to be on the track team. She cannot believe the opportunity Hillsdale has given her. Two weeks ago, Kerst, along with six other teammates, headed down south to Birmingham, Ala. for the NCAA Division II Indoor Track and Field Championships. As a [...]

CCA IV: ‘War Films Since WWII’

“It is well that war is so terrible — otherwise we would grow too fond of it,” Robert E. Lee once said. And it is important to have that balance between viewing war as something horrible and insane and viewing war as cartoonish, Media and Movie Critic James Bowman said at the Center for Constructive [...]

CCA III: ‘John Ford in WWII’

As men headed off to fight against the Nazis, so did Hollywood. At the Hillsdale College Center for Constructive Alternatives lecture on March 5, John Marini, professor of political science at University of Nevada, Reno, described the dedication of John Ford, who filmed battles of World War II. Marini wrote several books on American politics [...]

Q &A: James Bowman

James Bowman is a writer and film critic. He recently published a book called “Honor” about War World II history. Bowman has his Bachelor of Arts in English from Lebanon Valley College, and received his Master’s of Arts in English from Pembroke College, University of Cambridge. On your website you have a section for your [...]

Deadlines approaching for capstone senior theses

When the senior class started the final countdown to graduation in the fall, a select group of seniors decided to take on the challenge of preparing a senior thesis. For some, it is a course requirement in order for them to graduate, others choose to research and write one for departmental honors. Senior Bethany Vercruysse [...]

Deadlines approaching for capstone senior theses

final countdown to graduation in the fall, a select group of seniors decided to take on the challenge of preparing a senior thesis. For some, it is a course requirement in order for them to graduate, others choose to research and write one for departmental honors. Senior Bethany Vercruysse said this gives graduate schools or [...]

Don’t stress the valentine

As a child, Valentine’s Day is about candy, maybe a sugar high or two, and that cute boy in the front row. I remember an old childish desire to bring the best Valentine treats to class. Today, the pressures of fitting into that perfect red dress for the big date have brought a new meaning [...]

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