After releasing singles throughout April like “The Heart Part 4,” a diss track and “HUMBLE.”, the hype for Kendrick Lamar’s new album was through the roof.…
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This past year, the world of baseball tragically lost two young, promising and admired players: Yordano Ventura and José Fernández. Fans made tributes in the wake…
Read MoreRoots of Injustice, Seeds of Change: A Workshop to Benefit All
April 26, a workshop will be held to educate all who are interested and willing to learn about historical interactions between the European colonizers of…
Read MoreState of the Hill: Presidential Power in Turkey
Sunday, April 16, the Turkish people, by a very narrow majority, voted to approve a constitutional referendum that greatly expanded the powers of the Presidency.…
Read MoreEverything you need to know about the 2017 NFL Draft
Every April, the National Football League (NFL) holds its collegiate football draft. This is a three-day event in which NFL teams add talented young college…
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The National Football League (NFL) held its annual meeting of team owners and Tuesday, March 28, the owners voted on potential rule changes and new…
Read MoreState of the Hill: Would Sean Spicer Have Opened the Berlin Wall
Not too long ago, there was another governmental entity that seemed to live in its own realm of truth denial and dizzying success: the Soviet…
Read MoreStudent Senate Election Debate: Three Uniquely Comprised Cabinets Campaign and Debate for the 2017 Election
Wednesday, April 12, the “Hilltop Monitor” moderated the 2017 Student Senate debate. The polls open Thursday, April 13 and continue through Easter weekend. The three…
Read MoreA Profile of Neil Gorsuch
Image courtesy of Vanity Fair It was just over a year ago that Justice Antonin Scalia passed, leaving a vacant seat on the bench of…
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