The Sage Center for the Arts hosted an artists' reception over the weekend to celebrate the opening of a new art exhibit. The exhibit, "Portraits in Michigan," features the work of 15 Michigan portrait artists, professionals and amateurs, ranging from World War II veterans to medical research scientists, until Oct. (0) comments
A booming voice echoes through the expansive tent, "The faster you clap, the faster the Ring of Destiny will spin!" The ringmaster's encouragement energizes the audience as an acrobat skillfully maintains his balance on a spinning wheel as it plummets one second, rockets back into the air the next. (0) comments
In a family that loves to cook, senior Alexander "Zan" Fossel has a special role. "I'm the sauce guy in my family," he said. He explained that though he and his family learn from each other, they all have different specialties so they can complement each other's skills and cook together. (0) comments
There's something extraordinary in the ordinary; that's what Pete Seeger likes best. Pete Seeger, one of the foremost folk artists in America, has turned 90 years old this year and so Alec Wilkinson of The New Yorker decided to write a short, pocket-size treatise on his life. (0) comments
The Sage Center for the Arts is no longer the only place Hillsdale College students can view art on campus. With the creation of www.hillsdaleart.org, Hillsdale's art is now available on the Web. "We needed to have an external Web site outside of the Hillsdale network to offer all we could," said Bryan Springer, instructor in art. (0) comments
Investments and savings. These two things are desired by Generation Y, but they are never convenient or fashionable enough to pursue. As members of this generation, we honor the principles of indulgence and gratification, fulfilling our every desire upon its conception. (1) comment
