A Family Affair: One student’s experience with Cabrini Theater
When walking through Grace Hall usually around 7 p.m. this past semester, you probably heard singing voices. No, it is not the Cabrini ghost.… Read More
Arielle Friscia
Articles by Arielle Friscia
Students experience global poverty in Duran, Ecuador
Winter break was the time for students to experience new cultures by traveling to Latin American countries like Guatemala and Ecuador. Those who traveled to Ecuador experienced life on a $1 a day and were able to see global poverty fi rsthand. From Dec. 12 to Dec.
Cablevision, Scripps war leaves viewers wanting more
Happy New Year! You no longer have Food Network or HGTV (Home Gardening Television). Well, that is not the way to start the new decade, at least in my household. For the past few weeks of the new year, Cablevision discntinued broadcast for the two channels or almost 900,000 Cablevision customers in New Jersey.
Famous fiction detective hits big screen with stellar performance
Many remember the great tales that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle wrote years ago for generations to read. The mysterious yet eventful stories of Sherlock Holmes are still read by many out there in the world. Now, readers and fans can see Sherlock Holmes come to life on the big screen.
Soccer scuffles not worth the penalty
Girls and violence-it seems a bit unclassy doesn't it? That's what I thought when I first saw the video of the University of New Mexico's women's soccer player Elizabeth Lambert video on ESPN and her unsportsmanlike conduct towards a Brigham Young University player.
Laramie Project recounts story 10 years later
After much anticipation the Cabrini College Theatre hit the stage on Oct. 12, in the Grace Hall Atrium. With a 20-minute video feed from Lincoln Center in New York City and the introduction of the biggest event in theatre history, actress Glenn Close walked out onto the stage reviewing the show.
Laramie: not just a sequel, a history of hate crime
The first week of my college career, which was two years ago, I decided to make a drastic change from my high school days of soccer and make myself known in the college theater world. A follow-up to the same play that I auditioned for, called "The Laramie Project," is now being performed for one night only.
Tim Gunn brings fashion sense to Cabrini College and WYBF
ior communication majors, had the opportunity to interview the man who tells "Project Runway" contestants to "make it work." In Cabrini's very own WYBF studio, Tim Gunn gave fashion tips for college students over the phone.
Q: "What tips can you give for college students getting a quality item on a skinny budget?"
A: "A student lifestyle can have many different dimensions depending on the field of study and whether that particular student is interning or working.
Cabrini students get soaked at Phillies game
For the fourth year, Cabrini's partnership with the Philadelphia Phillies has shown great success.
The night of Aug. 28, after everyone drove in traffic, the game started off with rain clouds moving away, or so everyone thought. Within minutes of the game starting, the clouds came right back over Citizen's Bank Park and caused a rain delay.
Diversity club socials to connect students
It's the beginning of the school year and everyone wants to meet new people on campus.
Tuesday, Sept. 1, was the start of the Diversity Socials.
It was designed for African-American, Latino, Asian, Native American and international students.
This event is to help students casually network, helping students meet other students, faculty and staff.
Last day for textbook refunds to be Sept. 4
The last day students can get a full refund on textbooks will be Friday, Sept. 4.
If a student needs to refund their book, they can go to the Cabrini bookstore, which is located right across from Jazzman's in the Widener Center.
To get their full refund students must have their receipt and the condition of the book must be in the same condition upon its purchase.
2009: A summer of fallen pop culture idols
This summer, Hollywood was not about the glamour or who was hooking up with who. Instead, Hollywood experienced a different trend by mourning the deaths of pop culture icons.
The month of July seemed to have the largest loss of the icons that have left a mark on the hills of Hollywood and even around the world.
Students go hog-wild for IronPig internships
This summer Cabrini College students from the communication department were given the opportunity to broaden their communication skills through internships with the Lehigh Valley IronPigs.
The internship started last year through 89.1 WYBF-FM "The Burn".
The IronPigs are the AAA team of the Phillies.
Freshmen overnight policy robs students of college freedom
Well freshmen, finally you're on your own. No parents, no supervision, all the freedom you can have because you're in college.
Hate to break your hearts but freedom at college is not what you thought it would be there are still regulations and supervision.
Grads struggle in unstable job market
Just this past May, Cabrini College graduated approximately 1,000 students with bachelors and masters degrees, its largest graduating class ever. The class of 2009 was finally sent out into the real world, taking everything that they have learned here at Cabrini to their future job that they might have.
New gadgets on the rise: technology booms in ’09
Technology for college students: it's the new hot thing.
The students of Cabrini College have started the new school year with new technology like the new Dell "Netbook" and "Macbook Pro's."
Even the new way of reading your paper or one of your favorite novels is the "Kindle.
Cavaliers win 9 straight in CSAC
The men's lacrosse team is keeping up their motivation by continuing their undefeated season in the CSAC. Taking a 23-4 win against Marywood, the Cavaliers earned its ninth-straight win in the Colonial States Athletic Conference.
Casey Grugan, junior business administration major and Scott Reimer, senior business administration and human resource major, led the team to its big victory.
Golf takes 3rd at Farmingdale
The men's golf team played in the Farmingdale State University Invitational a two-day golf tournament at Bethpage State Park.
The team placed third overall after two days of teeing up for 18 holes.
The strong Cavaliers did not drop below the third place position the entire tournament.
Hidden crisis in West Virginia
Over my spring break this year I went back to West Virginia. This time it was a little different because instead of just seeing poverty first hand, I saw something else; crisis that is unheard of by many people called mountain-top removal.
Mountain-top removal is when coal mining companies go on top of the serene Appalachian mountains and get coal.
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