WORCESTER – A former professor at Holy Cross accused of sexual misconduct by students has filed a lawsuit against the college, accusing leadership of pushing through his firing to satisfy angry campus members. Christopher Dustin, whom Holy Cross terminated around a year ago, argues in his complaint the college found him not responsible for the allegations made against him, and that he was only let go for denying the accusations during the investigation. “The college nonetheless proceeded in an orchestrated march to a predetermined outcome – Professor Dustin’s termination – doing so in order to quell the clamor,” his lawsuit states, referring to public criticism from students and faculty aimed at the administration’s handling of alleged sexual offenses on campus.