Abigail Keefe

Imagine walking into a bar and the prices of the drinks were similar to that of the dollar menu at McDonalds. Life would be wonderful, bartenders would be rich and college students would forever be drunk. Unfortunately, it does not work that way and most bars cost an arm and six legs to purchase a drink.

When it comes to musicians, everyone has their own taste in music. Some have a groove that fits them and some just like to play, no strings attached. Here on campus, there are many aspiring musicians finding their groove or hitting the road solo. Junior Quincy Adams and sophomore Rob Cain are two musicians with talents that come from both sides of this equation.

The following people were quoted in the article "Conflict at passive protest," which appeared in the April 3 issue. They wished to clarify statements attributed to them as well as aspects of the story. -- Perspectives editors. The quote is inaccurate. I used the pronoun "we" instead of "I" and explained that I was speaking on behalf of the group at the die-in, because they were not speaking and asked me to represent the group Additionally, part of the quote I stated on behalf of the group was that Iadorola talked at length with the other group but did not come over to talk to us.

Celebrating its 15th year at Cabrini College, the Health Fair will be held on Thursday, April 3 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the foyer of the Dixon Center. This year will introduce two brand new vendors from Penn Medicine and Penn Eye Care and a special visit from Main Line Psychics.