Martha Wyatt-Luth ’25 Opinions Editor It’s no surprise over 30 percent of adults in the US experience anxiety when you take into account that the average person processes 74 GB of information each day. To put this into perspective, imagine watching 18 two-hour movies. Every. Single. Day. I […]
Stacey Kaliabakos ‘23 Opinions Editor Not many parts of our lives as students are as stressful, worrisome, and decisive as final exams. Most of the time, finals serve as a benchmark for all that we have learned throughout the semester and require a lot of preparation. Although most […]
Anna Lee ‘24 Chief Opinions Editor On Monday night, POLITICO obtained and leaked an initial draft majority opinion written by Justice Samuel Alito (Gerstein and Ward). The draft reveals the Supreme Court’s plan to overturn revolutionary abortion policies such as Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey […]
Mary Cronin ‘22, News Editor Jocelyn Buggy ‘22, Chief Web Editor On Tuesday, March 22, students and faculty attended a panel titled Abortion Bans and Women’s Health: Legal, Ethical, and Medical Perspectives. The event was co-sponsored by the Africana Studies, Peace and Conflict Studies, Political Science, and Health […]
Christopher McCormick ’23 My fellow Crusaders, It’s election season on the Hill again! The time has come to elect our representatives for new years’ Student Government Association, especially our future SGA co-presidents. I’m sure that, even in the last few days, you’ve probably already seen posts and posters […]
Mike O’Brien ‘23 Chief Sports Editor Sports are a way of life for some people. That’s a fact. It always has been, and it always will be. And for generations now, the landscape of how people consume sports is an ultra dynamic landscape. Whether it be listening to […]
Nicole Letendre ‘23 Chief Features Editor On Friday, March 18, SWEET (Students Who Educate, Empower, and Train) hosted a St. Patrick’s Day Event on Hogan 1, where they handed out pistachio and walnut muffins to students and provided pamphlets on various retreats and worship services. All this was […]
Hometown: Berkley, MA College you went to: Holy Cross ‘10 Subject you teach: Philosophy Favorite movie: Groundhog Day Favorite song: “In the Blood” by John Mayer Favorite color: Blue Favorite sports team: New England Patriots Go-to restaurant on a road trip: Chipotle Bucket list item: See the Northern Lights Bragging Rights: Winner […]
Rea Nassif ’24 Features Editor Here, we have juniors Isabella Sampino and Caroline Kuhlman’s room, located in Carlin Hall. Upon entering the room, I was fascinated by the vibrant decorations and lively atmosphere. The way the room is set up is wonderful: the desks facing away from each […]
Stacey Kaliabakos ‘23 Opinions Editor Early last week, the United States Senate voted to do away with our biannual time change. This decision was abrupt and seemed to pass with almost no warning, as people are understandably more focused on larger, more important issues such as the invasion […]
Martha Wyatt-Luth ’25 Opinion’s Editor Oh, Netflix. It’s hard to remember life before it existed. Nowadays, I’ll be trudging through my day and sometimes stop to dream about the possibility of curling up into a fuzzy blanket and popping on a ridiculous show to forget about life…even if […]
Julia Maher ’23 Opinions Staff Since the word “autism” was coined in 1911 by Swiss psychiatrist Eugen Bleuler, knowledge and perspective of the condition have evolved significantly. Once considered to be childhood schizophrenia, significant research on autism since the late twentieth century has debunked that claim. Although more […]
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