“Hereditary”: Most Surprising Film of 2018
Tyler Christiansen Staff Writer Summer is the time for big blockbusters like “Star Wars” or one of the many Marvel movies, not a low-budget, independent horror … Continue reading “Hereditary”: Most Surprising Film of 2018
“How Stress is Debilitating and What Can be Done”
Henry W. Noe Opinions Editor Stress is a force which affects students and professionals alike. Although stress is seen as a negative within modern society, in … Continue reading “How Stress is Debilitating and What Can be Done”
Should the U.S. Follow Sweden’s Example?
Spencer Caron Opinions Editor Ah, Sweden! The Scandinavian nation emphatically cited by Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, and other so-called democratic socialists when pressed if they … Continue reading Should the U.S. Follow Sweden’s Example?
The History of Holy Cross sports and why we stink nowadays
John Murphy ’21 Guest Writer Let’s be real. Our school? Academically successful. Athletically? Successful historically. But, the Holy Cross athletic program’s last stint of relativity was … Continue reading The History of Holy Cross sports and why we stink nowadays
Men’s Basketball Opens Season with Win Over Sacred Heart
The Holy Cross men’s basketball team (1-0) tipped off the 2018-2019 campaign with a wire-to-wire victory over Sacred Heart (0-1) at the Hart Center at … Continue reading Men’s Basketball Opens Season with Win Over Sacred Heart
Effects of Pittsburgh Shooting Felt Nationwide
Sofia Maietta News Editor On the morning of October 27, a gunman opened fire in the Tree of Life synagogue in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood of … Continue reading Effects of Pittsburgh Shooting Felt Nationwide
Headline: Results Roundup Through November 6th
Let’s take a look at how Holy Cross athletics teams have been doing recently. Football The Holy Cross football team (3-6 overall, 2-2 Patriot … Continue reading Headline: Results Roundup Through November 6th
Football Beats Lafayette, Extends Winning Streak to Two
Jackie Hart ‘19, Sports Editor This past Saturday, the Holy Cross football team downed the Lafayette Leopards 40-14 in Easton, Pa. The massive victory comes … Continue reading Football Beats Lafayette, Extends Winning Streak to Two
Kimball Takes a Stance on Meat
Ethan Bachand ’22 News Editor On Monday, October 29, the Kimball Main Dining Hall provided a meat free menu in order to promote a healthier style … Continue reading Kimball Takes a Stance on Meat
Not My Claire Underwood: Reviewing House of Cards’ Final Season
Maggie Flaherty ‘20 Chief Features Editor The last time we saw Claire Underwood, she was sitting in the oval office as the newly inducted President of … Continue reading Not My Claire Underwood: Reviewing House of Cards’ Final Season
Crusader of the Week: Meghan Creaven ’21
Bianca Miccolis ’21 Features Editor Hometown: Garden City, NY Major: Undecided, but most likely Econ or Math Activities involved in on campus: SPUD program director, volunteer … Continue reading Crusader of the Week: Meghan Creaven ’21
Not Seasonally Fooled
Mario Micallef Eggplant Editor Tis the season, so they say, for us all to sprout pumpkins from our eyeballs and secrete merriness from our toes for four … Continue reading Not Seasonally Fooled
