Academy for Science and Freedom hosts talk

on 'broken science'

By Alexandra Hall Science and Tech Editor

‘master of spice’ John Ritchey will interview Dean of Men Aaron Petersen in one round, Assistant Professor of German Jeffrey Hertel for round two, and finally Associate Professor of Theology Jordan Wales and Hillsdale Academy Teacher Katherine Wales for a third round.

Layman said the questions will become deeper and more personal as the wings get hotter.

“The RAs have done some pretty serious digging on the interviewees so the questions should be exciting,” Layman said.

The event will require a $3 entry fee to support the Helping Hands Pregnancy Center in Hillsdale.

“We were looking to choose a local charity, and we love the idea of contributing to the pro-life movement,” Ritchey said. “We admire the work that Helping Hands Pregnancy Center does for new and expecting mothers.”

Layman said students should come regardless of whether or not they were there last year.

“Saturday night at 7 p.m. is going to be two hours of a ton of fun. We have a bigger stage, more sauces, and new guests,” Layman said. “You have no idea the blast that we have in store for you.”