By Katie Corrigan I doubt that I will ever forget waking up on November 9, 2016 with the realization that Donald Trump will be our next president. The sense of disbelief hung over me as my brain tried to process what exactly was happening. As I walked through […]
By John Albinson Donald Trump is going to be the next President of the United States. It still doesn’t feel good. I don’t think it ever will. It might, hopefully, get better, but I really don’t know. David Remnick of The New Yorker summed it up best in […]
Note from the editors: Although The Crusader does not typically publish anonymous articles, we felt that the personal nature of this story warranted the protection of this student’s privacy. There may be content in this article that you find difficult to read or that may bring certain situations […]
By Olivia Pan I woke up the day of the election feeling overwhelmingly confident that we would finally shatter the glass ceiling and elect Hillary Clinton, however flawed a candidate, to be our next president. I had always felt that her strengths outweighed her flaws, especially in light […]
This past weekend, I and many other Holy Cross students traveled to New York City to cheer for the Crusaders at the Ram Crusader Cup (most of us rashly dropping our studies in the process). If the crowd spirit at Yankee Stadium confirmed anything, it was my conviction […]
By Anamika Dutta Americans across the country are stunned by the results of the presidential election. This was not the outcome many of us, myself included, were hoping for and trying to grapple with the reality of a Donald Trump presidency has not been easy. Confusion, anger, and […]
By Caroline Ahearn By the time The Crusader publishes this article, we will have a new president-elect. It may be former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton or the “mediocre” (according to The Economist) businessman Donald J. Trump. No matter who is inaugurated into the highest office in […]
By Jared I. Boone Like many students on campus this past Tuesday night, I anxiously sat on my couch watching the election results pour in from across the country. In the company of friends, I predicted that the race between Secretary Clinton and Donald would be far closer […]
By Olivia Pan It seemed innocent enough when Facebook first made its debut, whatever the sordid back story was. After Facebook’s initial college connection application morphed into more, it found a universal audience, becoming a forum to connect, find long-lost pals, share photos with family and friends, and […]
By Sam Arciprete This week California will vote on Proposition 60, a ballot initiative that will require adult film stars to wear condoms while filming. The costs of performers’ workplace-related medical examinations, sexually-transmitted infections (STI) tests, and STI vaccines would be covered by film producers under the measure […]
By Julie Booth By the time this article hits the printer, we will already know who our next president will be. Now, I do not want to discuss in this article a Trump presidency or a Clinton presidency, and I do not want to discuss which is right, […]
When the dark brown, men’s small, community, long-sleeved t-shirt became a policy, I was in the seventh grade. I have a vivid image of my male teacher standing in front of class and holding it up to a roomful of middle school students to explain the shirt was […]
