Tag Archives: Yale

Finding “Crew” at UNH

Posted on October 24, 2013 by Nate Miller

Kayla’s first night on campus was terrible. It was long and loud as both her freshmen roommates jumped into the party scene. In the face of their belligerence, Kayla felt incredible pressure to join them. Seeing no hope for sleep, … Continue reading →

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Spring break travels

Posted on April 18, 2013 by Nate Miller

Like many Yale students, Yishai was looking forward to spring break. Two weeks of no class would be a welcome relief. However, as an orthodox Jew he was a little concerned by the thought of traveling to Israel with eight … Continue reading →

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Career and the Cross

Posted on March 7, 2012 by Nate Miller

Jonathan (Yale, ‘03) was involved in Cru as a student. The following excerpts are from an article, “Career and the Cross” which he wrote for fellow Yale Cru alumni. A year ago, I had a pretty cool job in special … Continue reading →