Kennedy Corrado ’21 Features Editor And in an instant, the snake explodes into butterflies. Taylor Swift’s new pop single “ME!” with Panic! At the Disco’s Brendon Urie signals a new era and another drastic reinvention of her career. Swift made it out of the Reputation era looking better […]
Kelly Gallagher ’22 Features Editor I had my reservations about “Unicorn Store.” The trailer was charming, but the idea of the quirky young adult grappling with the dream-killing, soul-sucking adult world is so frequently rehashed I worried this take on it would be stale. But I thoroughly enjoyed […]
Clarabel Smith ’20 Opinions Editor Last week, the clock face on Fenwick clock tower was lit up blue, but like me for most of the week, students might have been too busy running between Stein and Dinand on a caffeine high to notice, let alone wonder why. But […]
Maggie Flaherty ’20 Chief Features Editor The Holy Cross Theater department’s performance of “Once in A Lifetime” is a sharp satire that harnesses the magic and grandeur of the early Hollywood era. The show will be performed in the Fenwick theater this weekend. The play, written by George […]
Clara Smith ‘20 Staff Writer Last week, the clock face on Fenwick clock tower was lit up blue — but like me for most of the week, students might have been too busy running between Stein and Dinand on a caffeine high to notice, let alone wonder why. […]
Bianca Miccolis ’21 Features Editor Hometown: Townsend, MA Major: Psychology Activities involved in on campus: College Choir, Chapel Choir, and SPUD Favorite Netflix series: The Office TV or movie that you refused to watch: Anything that is super scary Favorite song: Drops of Jupiter by Train Favorite singer/group: […]
Bianca Miccolis ’21 Features Editor After 50 arrests in the $25 million college cheating scandal, the Department of Education opened a “preliminary investigation.” The Department of Education will be looking into major universities such as USC, Yale, Wake Forest University, Stanford University, Georgetown University, the University of San […]
Maggie Flaherty ‘20 Chief Features Editor Watching horror movies is just not for me. I learned this the hard way after too many Black Mirror viewing parties freshman year (Yeah, I know Black Mirror isn’t horror, I am just weak). But I am intrigued by them, so I […]
Hometown: Worcester, MA Major: Biology Campus Activities: SPUD (Big Sister at the Canterbury Elementary School), Students of Color in STEM co-chair, Paxson lab (worm side is the best side), Biology night lab attendant Favorite Movie: Depends on my mood but Legally Blonde never fails to cheer me up […]
Kelly Gallagher ’22 Features Editor On Monday, April 1, Professor Mary P. Nichols gave her highly-anticipated lecture in Rehm Library on “Aristotle and Friendship.” Nichols, Professor Emerita at Baylor University and author of numerous books on ancient thought, spoke to the audience about Aristotle’s views on friendship and […]
Sean McNamara Not From New England Many Holy Cross students who come from areas of the world other than New England are faced with the challenge of becoming accustomed to the Massachusetts lifestyle. I came from a simple life on the farm* back home in Illinois (*affluent suburb […]
Olivia Jade Giannulli Prospective Crew Athlete, Youtube Influencer Prompt: In approx. 500 words, tell us why you are qualified to go to the University of Southern California. Although I would rather make a vlog to explain why I should go to USC, I think that my career as […]
