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The following program is pre-recorded.

Good morning, Gloria America. Bones or high. Canada, that music means it's the last

Radio Hour of the Week the Hillsdale Dialogues underway on the Hugh Hewitt Show. I'm joined by

the president of Hillsdale College, Dr. Larry Arn, and one of his colleagues there, Professor

Patrick Timis, who's a visiting assistant professor of English, and is doing admirable work,

Yillman's work, perfectly appropriate to the subject, filling in for Steven Smith as we talk

about Shakespeare. Professor Timis, I have learned through back channels that you have connections

with Westminster School of Theology, with which I am also connected. I didn't know that until

you appeared on the radio, showing my spies in Philadelphia, filled me in. Yeah, that's right,

my dad's been working there for three or four years now, I think. It's a great institution,

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