The Collegian

Stock slump hurts Hillsdale
college budget $3 million short
All departments told to tighten belts, cuts coming in April
By John Davidson and Scott Hagen
Collegian Reporters
A declining stock market and struggling economy have depleted college endowments across the country. Hillsdale College, which has seen endowment returns decline for three consecutive years, has been forced to seek budget cutbacks in every department.
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Sports cut over break
Some athletes leaving
By Scott Hagen
Collegian Reporter
Some student-athletes returned this semester angry, confused and with more questions than answers.
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Retirement survey sent to donors
By Daniel Silliman
Collegian News Editor
Administration sent out 3,000 surveys to senior donors on Friday, Jan. 17, in an attempt to gauge interest in a Hillsdale College retirement community.
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State cuts hit students hard
College scholarships not covering the difference
By Susannah Luthi
Collegian Reporter
Some Hillsdale College students are not as independent from government funds as they seem to be, and this news grow more alarming as those funds dwindle.
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	January 23, 2003		Volume 126, Number 13
		Stock slump hurts Hillsdale college budget $3 million short All departments told to tighten belts, cuts coming in April By John Davidson and Scott Hagen Collegian Reporters A declining stock market and struggling economy have depleted college endowments across the country. Hillsdale College, which has seen endowment returns decline for three consecutive years, has been forced to seek budget cutbacks in every department. Go to Article Sports cut over break Some athletes leaving By Scott Hagen Collegian Reporter Some student-athletes returned this semester angry, confused and with more questions than answers. Go to Article Retirement survey sent to donors By Daniel Silliman Collegian News Editor Administration sent out 3,000 surveys to senior donors on Friday, Jan. 17, in an attempt to gauge interest in a Hillsdale College retirement community. Go to Article State cuts hit students hard College scholarships not covering the difference By Susannah Luthi Collegian Reporter Some Hillsdale College students are not as independent from government funds as they seem to be, and this news grow more alarming as those funds dwindle. Go to Article
News Rush results Bush takes ambiguous stand on race preferences U. Notre dame students march for life in D.C. 'Dale students join Free State Project, citing Classical Liberal politics, pragmatic reasons ITS update held back After lots of overtime practice, cheerleaders off to Las Vegas Features 'What about me? What about you? What about us?' Dreaming of a warm Christmas: Holiday traditions across the world Professorial resolve for the new year Last lecture Q & A with Dr. Conner Sports Program cuts devastate athletes Miller out of a job; Gerzanick, Abel will continue to coach women's teams Women reign over break Track teams open indoor season at EMU Mens basketball team splits games over the weekend in Penn. Swimmers return from Florida, compete in last home meet of year Opinions A clear and present danger Hillsdale's athletic dilemma Health and morals- alcohol at the 'dale The Weekly: Demagoguery The Editors welcome letters, but reserve the right to edit all submissions for clarity, length and style. All letters will be considered, but will only be published as space permits. Please be as concise as possible. Send all submissions to Seraphim Danckaert, before Sunday at 6 p.m. Ground mail can be sent to: The Collegian 33 East College St. Hillsdale, MI 49242 Attn: SF Danckaert, Editor-in-Chief Comments and Suggestions pertaining to the web page may be sent to Andrea Jackson