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'Baghdad
Bobb' sent to educate Iraqis
By Jacob Harrison
Hillsdale graduate,
'96, and professor of political science David Bobb was sent
to Baghdad this week by the Bush Administration. He joins an
American delegation that will present a panel on "Civic
Education in a Constitutional Democracy" before Iraqi officials
and educators this Saturday.
Sigma
Chi cars looted
By Jacob Harrison
Early last Thursday, under cover of darkness, unidentified vandals
broke into and looted five vehicles in the Sigma Chi fraternity's
alley-access parking lot. The crime cost students over $1,000
in damage, and more than $900 in personal belongings were stolen.
Zeiger,
staff relinquish Conservative positions
By Nicole Stanley
Just a week and a half after the first issue of The Hillsdale
Conservative was published, former editor-in-chief and freshman
Hans Zeiger was asked to resign and did so. His resignation
was followed by a number other members of the Conservative staff.
Did
you see Seemiller play?
By Emma Tocci
Yesterday a crowd gathered in the Liberty Shrine outside Curtiss
Dining Hall for the inaugural games of pingpong on the new tables
donated for the student center.
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Justice
on campus
By Nicole Stanley
There was standing room only left in Phillips Auditorium last
Thursday night. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas was speaking
to Hillsdale College and the surrounding community, and no one
wanted to miss it.
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