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Cancel 38's first episode of SUMMER SERIES! Claire & Macy break down if Harrison Butker's commencement speech at Benedictine College was truly controversial. They also get into other current events including the death of the Iranian president and the 2024 presidential debate.
Cancel 38 shares their experience on their trip to DC! They also touch on their trip to the Faith & Freedom seminar with YAF.
In this episode, we're joined by Alessandra Besachio, a sophomore at Saint Mary's College, as she delves into her journey from Hollins University, another all-women's college. Alessandra recounts her experiences, shedding light on the challenges she faced, including the disturbing incident of her room number being doxed after her affiliation with a pro-life club on campus was discovered. Join us as we explore her narrative and the broader implications for campus culture.
Cancel 38 reacts to the recent letter from the president of Saint Mary's College. The letter was sent out to the entirety of the college community, but failed to mention the letter was directed towards Cancel 38.
In this episode, Cancel 38 discusses whether or not the gender wage gap is real. They uncover Caitlin Clark's new salary along with the "gender wage gap" at Saint Mary's College.
Cancel 38 welcomes Taylor Phillips, freshman at Saint Mary's College, to share her unique experience at our woke college. As a devout Christian, she faces situations she didn't expect to find at a Catholic college.
Cancel culture can be frightening to many students. Cancel 38 discusses how they broke free of the fear of being canceled. Cancel 38 is unapologetically republican.
Claire and Macy investigate their Catholic woke college to see if it's really Catholic.
Is the so-called "tolerant left" really that tolerant? Today, we are reacting to hate comments we've received to see how inclusive liberals really are.
The final part of what actually went down during the huge scandal at Saint Mary's College.
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