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The past two weeks have seen many a milestone for both Republicans and Democrats. If you found yourself tuned into either of the parties’ conventions, then you’re well aware of how different the rhetoric has become in certain respects – and, in other respects, how it’s remained the same. For those who didn’t tune in: if Michelle Obama’s toned arms and Ann Romney’s tame niceness aren’t enough for you to base your vote on come November, keep reading.

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It’s no joke that some of the most engaging aspects of the 2012 Summer Olympics were the memes. From the memorable face of disbelief that British track star Mo Farah made after he won the 5,000-meter final, to the viral “McKayla is not impressed” meme that poked fun at the disappointed face of American gymnast McKayla Maroney, the Olympics were, at times, best viewed from the lens of a Twitter feed or meme generator – especially for Americans, who could either brave the cyber frontier or be subject to five-hour delayed coverage à la NBC.

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Never forget what matters most to you. As cheap as it may sound at times, stay true to your heart, to your desires: only then will you find the education for you.

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Brian Mengini, a Schwenksville, Pa. parent, held an informative and groundbreaking discussion about sensory processing disorder in the Grace Hall boardroom on Thursday, March 22.

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Able to perform hundreds of thousands of algorithms and with linguistic capabilities reaching into the thousands, the $2.99 Wolfram Alpha application is able to bring the most complex, objective knowledge to your fingertips in a matter of seconds.

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A meeting was held by the Radnor Planning Commission on Monday, Feb. 6 during which the fate of the current Gateway Project was ultimately decided. Standing as only a fraction of the college’s 14-year Master Plan, the project consists of the construction of a multi-level parking garage along the length of campus directly facing Eagle Road.

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Ella’s American Bistro opened up on Sugartown Road in Wayne in mid-December just this past year. Located in Devon Square Shopping Center, the upscale bistro boasts a modest menu of environmentally-conscious entrees, featuring sustainable, local, and organic cheeses, vegetables, and meats.

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Like every other Cabrini student, I have to take language courses in order to graduate; and like everyone else, my choices are limited in scope to the three Romance languages offered on-campus: Spanish, Italian and French.

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There are six groundsmen at the heart of keeping mother nature from interfering with the day-to-day operations on Cabrini’s campus, all of whom go above and beyond what’s expected of them to keep everything in order.

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Frustrated and upset citizens have gathered in peaceful protest in front of Philadelphia’s City Hall. They are angry about the extent of Wall Street greed and government inaction to protect the average American.

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A professor of religion at Hofstra University, Dr. Donna Freitas came to speak candidly to Cabrini students on Wednesday, Sept. 21 about more than just sex.

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