By John Hodge This Friday and Saturday evenings at 7:00, Seelos theater will be screening the first, and only, financially successful R-rated comic book movie: “Deadpool.” The significance of this film is hugggeee (Trump voice). As a result of this film’s success, studios will not be able to […]
By John Kim Hometown: Wakefield, MA Major: French and Religious Studies Best Dorm: Lehy! Favorite Holy Cross Class: Faith and World Poverty Number of All-Nighters Last Semester: Three Favorite Animal: Polar bear Favorite Play: “Death of a Salesman” by Arthur Miller Favorite Color: Purple Favorite Movie: “Dirty Dancing” […]
By Natalie A. Correa Lights, Camera, Action! CAB TV is a new audiovisual publicity initiative by the Campus Activities Board (CAB) that aims “to document the exciting nightlife of Holy Cross while developing [students’] creative skillset.” This digital media program will be centralized on CAB’s Facebook page, where […]
By John Buzzard Coming back to the College of the Holy Cross is something I thought about during the summer. After having an unforgettable first year, I was ready to move up on campus. There are a number of changes that happen between years: friends go abroad, senior […]
By Emily Kulp Everything felt different when I first emerged from my dorm building on November 9. From what I later heard from friends, acquaintances, and the media, that day felt different for a lot of other people too. Yet for many this difference arose from a sudden […]
The Social Justice Coalition is a product of discussion that occurred in the wake of the 2015 Jesuit University Humanitarian Action Network (JUHAN) Conference. Attendees of the conference brainstormed how they could best apply what they learned at the conference to life back on campus, breaking up into […]
By Jonathan Thompson About a month ago now, let’s just say I was in no place to do much of anything. Still stunned by the results of the election, I was rendered a living vegetable, capable of going through the motions, not capable of doing much other than […]
Many students reflect fondly on the Holy Cross move-in day experience: an enthusiastic greeting from student volunteers is complemented by an overwhelming sense of excitement that comes with the independence and freedom of college. As students progress, this excitement is gradually subdued by the realization that many aspects […]
By Anamika Dutta Anxiously awaiting move-in day on August 27, I imagined how my new life would unfold atop Mount St. James. Even though I tried to keep my expectations neutral, I could not help but picture myself having a blast every day with a solid friend group […]
While my recollections of first grade are hazy at best, some random memories do stick out in focus: Danny and I were cast as the only two “evil gnomes” in the class play, I got in relatively big trouble for stomping on a sponge to see how deflated […]
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 […]
