War
& Peace in the Classroom Is there such thing as a “just
war”? Are human beings inherently violent? Is terrorism
ever a legitimate means to an end? Students taking courses
in the Peace and Conflict Studies program at Holy Cross
grapple with these and many other tough and timely questions
... more >
When
is War Just? An Interview with Lt. Gen. Bernard
Trainor ’51 ... more > HCM talks with
Capt. Terence P. Labrecque, Commanding
Officer of the College’s NROTC
unit and professor of naval science
... more >
The
ROTC Question Should Holy Cross retain the ROTC Program? Alumni continue
to debate this highly-charged question ... more > One student explains
why he will not go to war
... more >
Four
Essays on War and Peace A faculty member, a student and two
alumni weigh in on their reactions to the war in Iraq ... more >
Surviving
Survivor “I
never really knew how strong
I was,” says Jeanne Hebert ’84, “until
I was away from my family and
friends”... more >
Voices
of the Village Students
in Stephanie Yuhl’s “Presenting
the Past” class learned
about the Worcester home front
during World War II when they
went “into the field” to
record oral histories. In the
process, they made some new friends
... more >
Tom
D’Ambra ’78 Runs Counter
to Type The co-founder
of Albany Molecular Research,
Inc.—which helped develop
an allergy wonder drug called
Allegra—proves himself
a scientist, an entrepreneur
and a philanthropist ... more >
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