Ashlee Lensmyer

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CAP plans concert for spring fling

By Ashlee Lensmyer | March 17, 2005
CAP Board is planning for Saturday, April 16 to be a day to remember on Cabrini's campus. It will be a packed day beginning with Spring Fling and ending with a Midnight Breakfast. Sandwiched in between will be the first ever Cabrini Concert featuring the Bouncing Souls with special guest Zolof and the Rock and Roll Destroyers.

Rumors, rumors they’re no fun

By Ashlee Lensmyer | April 22, 2004
Rumors on this campus are about as popular as that new Louie Vuitton bag that you just bought, and just as costly. Ever since the first day I walked on to Cabrini's campus, I have been the victim to rumors. I was here for less than a month, and people were saying that I was a lesbian.

Physical education programs fight to stay alive

By Ashlee Lensmyer | April 1, 2004
At a time when adolescent obesity is at its highest, physical education programs in elementary and middle schools are being cut, as well as the programs that prepare the physical education teachers. Most elementary and middle schools are cutting the programs due to the No Child Left Behind Act proposed by President Bush.

Career fairs offer networking

By Ashlee Lensmyer | March 25, 2004
The time of year has come where students are writing resum

Students anticipate online course registration

By Ashlee Lensmyer | March 18, 2004
A new approach to class registration is hitting Cabrini. Instead of standing in line at the Registrar, students will now get to do all registration from the comfort of their dorm room or nearby computer. Freshman Fiona Bride, said, "I think online registration is a great idea.

The cost of immaturity on campus at a high

By Ashlee Lensmyer | March 18, 2004
Holding people accountable for what happens on this campus is something that seems very hard for students to do. Most of the times when you are having a good time you do not think of the aftermath of what your "night in" can cause. Students do not usually think that having a "few drinks" while hanging out in their dorm/house will cost much more than just that case of beer that was bought the night before.

Screenings to determine unhealthy eating habits

By Ashlee Lensmyer | February 26, 2004
Between two and five percent of Americans will experience binge eating at some point in their lifetime. As a result of statistics like the previous one, the Counseling Center is giving students the chance to get screened for eating disorders. Eating disorder screenings will be held during two time slots on Thursday, Feb.

MTV a medium for political education

By Ashlee Lensmyer | February 12, 2004
MTV is something that most young people look to for our music videos, reality TV shows, and more recently, presidential campaign news, which happens through their program called Choose or Lose. These days most people will do anything to get young people to vote and that is just what MTV and some other organizations are doing.

Transfer students are left out of the Cabrini loop

By Ashlee Lensmyer | February 5, 2004
Unlike the traditional freshman student coming into Cabrini, a transfer student attends a separate "Transfer Orientation" that usually only lasts one day right before school begins in Aug. "I never had a tour of the campus and I knew where nothing was," Jenna L'Italien, special ed.

Housing frustration

By Ashlee Lensmyer | January 29, 2004
Housing - something essential for resident students . Every year Cabrini's method of choosing housing changes from year to year. Unfortunately, I was unable to attend the housing meeting on Jan. 21, but I did talk to a few people who went and heard some shocking information.
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CAP plans concert for spring fling

By Ashlee Lensmyer | March 17, 2005
CAP Board is planning for Saturday, April 16 to be a day to remember on Cabrini's campus. It will be a packed day beginning with Spring Fling and ending with a Midnight Breakfast. Sandwiched in between will be the first ever Cabrini Concert featuring the Bouncing Souls with special guest Zolof and the Rock and Roll Destroyers.

Rumors, rumors they’re no fun

By Ashlee Lensmyer | April 22, 2004
Rumors on this campus are about as popular as that new Louie Vuitton bag that you just bought, and just as costly. Ever since the first day I walked on to Cabrini's campus, I have been the victim to rumors. I was here for less than a month, and people were saying that I was a lesbian.

Physical education programs fight to stay alive

By Ashlee Lensmyer | April 1, 2004
At a time when adolescent obesity is at its highest, physical education programs in elementary and middle schools are being cut, as well as the programs that prepare the physical education teachers. Most elementary and middle schools are cutting the programs due to the No Child Left Behind Act proposed by President Bush.

Career fairs offer networking

By Ashlee Lensmyer | March 25, 2004
The time of year has come where students are writing resum

Students anticipate online course registration

By Ashlee Lensmyer | March 18, 2004
A new approach to class registration is hitting Cabrini. Instead of standing in line at the Registrar, students will now get to do all registration from the comfort of their dorm room or nearby computer. Freshman Fiona Bride, said, "I think online registration is a great idea.

The cost of immaturity on campus at a high

By Ashlee Lensmyer | March 18, 2004
Holding people accountable for what happens on this campus is something that seems very hard for students to do. Most of the times when you are having a good time you do not think of the aftermath of what your "night in" can cause. Students do not usually think that having a "few drinks" while hanging out in their dorm/house will cost much more than just that case of beer that was bought the night before.

Screenings to determine unhealthy eating habits

By Ashlee Lensmyer | February 26, 2004
Between two and five percent of Americans will experience binge eating at some point in their lifetime. As a result of statistics like the previous one, the Counseling Center is giving students the chance to get screened for eating disorders. Eating disorder screenings will be held during two time slots on Thursday, Feb.

MTV a medium for political education

By Ashlee Lensmyer | February 12, 2004
MTV is something that most young people look to for our music videos, reality TV shows, and more recently, presidential campaign news, which happens through their program called Choose or Lose. These days most people will do anything to get young people to vote and that is just what MTV and some other organizations are doing.

Transfer students are left out of the Cabrini loop

By Ashlee Lensmyer | February 5, 2004
Unlike the traditional freshman student coming into Cabrini, a transfer student attends a separate "Transfer Orientation" that usually only lasts one day right before school begins in Aug. "I never had a tour of the campus and I knew where nothing was," Jenna L'Italien, special ed.

Housing frustration

By Ashlee Lensmyer | January 29, 2004
Housing - something essential for resident students . Every year Cabrini's method of choosing housing changes from year to year. Unfortunately, I was unable to attend the housing meeting on Jan. 21, but I did talk to a few people who went and heard some shocking information.
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