Bobby Tuzzio ’20 Editor-in-Chief Netflix made a big splash in 2018. The company has continued to prove that it can release amazing content. Two Netflix movies that I saw in 2018 were directed by fairly well-known directors, Alfonso Cuaron’s passion project “Roma,” and Paul Greengrass’s historical drama “22 […]
Henry W. Noe ’22 Opinions Editor Spring break is fast approaching and Holy Cross students will be gifted with nine days free from classes and from the stresses of the academic day. As a result, a newfound problem presents itself: how should we make best use of this newfound […]
Grace Manning ’21 Staff Writer We have all experienced, partaken in, or heard of discrimination in our society today. Unfortunately, it is something that still very much exists and is relevant to everyone, whether white, black or any other ethnicity. However, we aren’t as familiar with discrimination towards white […]
Ryen Cinski ’22 Opinions Editor “No, we’re actually going to stay together,” I said with a confident smile. Prior to leaving for college, I was asked what my boyfriend and I were planning to do time and time again. This question is one that is unavoidable when you are […]
Charles Krumsiek ’20 Sports Editor This year’s NBA All-Star Weekend in Charlotte showed off the league’s biggest stars and started off with an exciting Rising Stars game on Friday night. The matchup of Team USA and Team World saw a massive offensive output, punctuated by Lakers star and […]
Maggie Flaherty ’20 Sports Editor The Holy Cross Women’s Track and Field team shattered multiple personal records last weekend at the Patriot League Indoor Championships held at the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. The Crusaders scored 43.66 points and placed sixth out of ten teams at the meet. […]
Emily Kulp ’19 Chief Copy Editor Weeks have passed since the historic, Holy Cross sit-in that occurred asking the faculty of the college for more of, well… everything. More transparency, more action, more interaction, and more justice. Although the sit-in was a direct response to Professor Dustin’s sexual misconduct and […]
William and Johnson Browser Toboggan Champs Colleges of the Worcester Consortium have been forced year after year to close facilities and cancel classes due to inclement weather. But, this academic year might be the exception. Minimal snowfall has occurred and it doesn’t look like that is going to […]
Jeve Stobs Broke Have you or a loved one been negatively affected by the recent outbreak of AIRPODs on campus? You may be entitled to financial compensation, because those people cannot hear broke. With the start of the spring semester, it seems as though every single person on […]
Margaret Flaherty ’20 Features Editor Name: James Dooley ’20 Hometown: Winchester, MA Major: Philosophy, Catholic Studies Activities involved in on campus: Society of Saints Peter and Paul, Students for Life, RCIA Favorite Movie: “Brian’s Song” Favorite song: “Shallow”- Lady Gaga, Bradley Cooper Favorite singer/group: Hot Mulligan Song that […]
Margaret Flaherty ’20 Features Editor The 91st Academy Awards are set to air this upcoming Sunday, February 24th, at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles. The show will be the grand finale to an awards season that has seen more disorganized chaos than my dorm room during finals week. […]
