History is made at 82nd Oscars award ceremony

10 March 2010

This year’s 82nd Annual Academy Awards was full of surprises as 10 best picture nominees and a divorced couple squared off for Hollywood’s most coveted award, the Oscar. Although all of the heavy hitters were in attendance, it seemed as if the show’s flow of energy was interrupted with awkward speeches and untimely appearances.

Biased against body art

07 March 2010

Body art has been a custom over many centuries. People mark their bodies with tattoos for all sorts of reasons such as a: self expression, memorial, sign of commitment to another person or simply to mark a phase a person is going through. However, it hasn’t been until recent decades that tattoos have become more mainstream, [...]

Lent is a season about giving

06 March 2010

The time for making sacrifices  is upon us again, and Lent is in full throttle right now.  The Lenten season, when Christians around the world celebrate the resurrection of Christ, lasts 40 weekdays, beginning on Ash Wednesday and ending on Easter Sunday. “Lent is a time to help all of us to grow spiritually.  To realize [...]

Loqation Webdition 18

25 February 2010

Phillies have high hopes for 2010 season

22 February 2010

This year’s 2010 Phillies season looks promising yet has me worried. Our award-winning players have the potential to bring many things to the plate this year, but will they? We were inches away from victory during the World Series last year. We have said goodbye to a few of our prized components but have also [...]

‘This I Believe’ inspires new Founder’s Day format

22 February 2010

Each year in February Cabrini College designates a celebration that commemorates birthday of the college’s founder, Sister Ursula Infante.  Founder’s Day was instituted during Dr. Iadarola’s time as president at Cabrini. The celebration used to be a large birthday party, but over the years it has grown into much more. “Every year a different social justice [...]

News Blurbals

21 February 2010

U.S. rocket kills 10 Afghan civilians The 10 deaths, five of which were children, came two days into a new military strategy in Marja. Top American commander Gen. Stanley A. McCrystal apologized to President Hamid Karzai. Avoiding civilian deaths is the basis for American strategy in the Middle East. Secret raid captures Taliban commander Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, [...]