Mario Micallef An Eggplant Exquisite choice Bernadette. Yes, one long cut across my bangs goes stupendously with my four eyes and buck teeth. I cannot wait to see Bruce in Gym class tomorrow. I am sure he will have nothing but nice things to say to me. Gone […]
Matthew Anderson ‘21 Polemicist Perhaps the most important discovery by certain Faculty and Administrators this semester at the College of the Holy Cross is that, by acknowledging how unorthodox this semester is, or by admitting the unique challenges it presents, it becomes permissible to assign the same amount […]
Hannah Johnson ‘21 Spooky scary skeleton I thought maybe it was just me who felt a little anxious about these update emails, but after listening in on some student conversation about the latest, I realized that it’s probably a universal feeling. And that seems very odd: so far, […]
10/18/20: Confirmation Hearings: The Senate confirmed Zain Tirmizi, Paige Cohen, and Thais Velasquez to the SGA 2020-2021 Cabinet. Congratulations to all! Speaker Updates: Senators have continued to meet with their assigned RSOs and have been learning about and promoting RSO events. We welcomed our new Class of 2024 […]
Kelly Gallagher ‘22 Editor-in-Chief The approach of enrollment evokes anxiety for many students who worry about whether they’ll be able to get the classes they need, but this week, the College of the Holy Cross announced changes to the enrollment policy in hopes of improving students’ experiences. The […]
Ethan Bachand ‘22 Chief News Editor In the midst of this Presidential election cycle, the College of the Holy Cross has doubled down its efforts to boost students’ civic engagement with the promotion of TurboVote, a program personalized for the Holy Cross community to ensure their voice is […]
Jimmy Casey ‘22 Sports Editor Graphic Courtesy of SB Nation After a long and arduous road, baseball’s biggest stage is finally set. The American League champion Tampa Bay Rays will face off against their National League counterpart Los Angeles Dodgers in the World Series. Legends will be made, […]
Bridget Flaherty ’21 Features Editor This week I interviewed our SGA Co-Presidents Noah Sisk and Victoria Tara to see how some of our student leaders have adapted to this semester and its remote environment. I. How has SGA adapted to the remote environment? Working remotely has created new […]
Grace Bromage ‘23 Chief Features Editor In the newest Cantor Art Gallery installation, “New Gilded Age: A Theatrical Installation,” artist B. Lynch explores how power and income disparities act in our society through her creation of the fantastical world of the Reds and the Greys. The Reds live […]
Name: Annie Griffin Hometown: Cohasset, MA Major: Religious Studies and a minor in Education Campus Activities: Admissions Greeter, Pax Christi, Feminist Forum, Hospice Volunteer, Chaplains Office Favorite Movie: Lizzie McGuire the movie Favorite song: The Tide is High (Radio Mix) by Atomic Kitten Favorite singer/group: Ben Rector Favorite […]
Stacey Kaliabakos ’23 Features Editor After hearing about Holly’s hard work as an intern this semester, watching her advocacy efforts culminate in an excellent Zoom webinar on race and racism on the Hill, and talking about all of her extracurricular interests over FaceTime, I decided that her story […]
Nicole Letendre ’23 Features Editor On October 15th, a Genetic Counseling Virtual Career Fair was held over Zoom, featuring representatives from many genetic counseling degree programs, in particular the prestigious institution of Johns Hopkins University. Of the three representatives of Johns Hopkins Genetic Counseling program, there was one […]
