Proposed changes to health benefits
An issue has aroused concern among faculty and staff, as well as the administration. Faculty and staff’s health benefits are under examination by the… Read More
Beth Ann Conahan
Articles by Beth Ann Conahan
Anthrax: campus concerns
The threat of bioterrorism has grown since the beginning of this month when anthrax started being sent through the mail. Officials confirmed the death… Read More
After weeks of silence, America strikes back
On Sunday, Oct. 7, America fought back. The initial strike began on Sunday afternoon. While Tomahawk cruise missiles and bombs found targets in Afghanistan,… Read More
The facts about sex: Keeping it safe
Sex is on television, movies, magazines and posters on dorm room walls. Sex is not the taboo subject our grandparents blushed and whispered a… Read More
Experience: Drugs and music on the road
Joe Holden “Sex, drugs and rock and roll. It’s real. It exists,” Jeremy Birnbaum, owner of Studiotek, lived it and he came to campus… Read More
Drinking policy enforced
Justine DiFilippo by Beth Conahan news editor Before you chug that next beer you might want to know what the consequences could be. Binge… Read More
Gas prices make an early rise for spring and summer
by Beth Conahan news editor The mercury is rising in the thermometer and gas prices are rising at the station. In an unprecedented two-week… Read More
Life, love, soap operas and madness
by Beth Conahan a&e editor The Red Cloud opened its doors once again to a play that is beyond the norm. “Lucia Mad,” by… Read More
A germ experiment
Cabrini’s campus is nothing more than a giant germ waiting to make you all sick. I haven’t had an entirely healthy day in months.… Read More
`Eat, drink and fight AIDS’
by Beth Conahan a&e editor Eat out and save lives. It’s almost as easy as that.Dining Out for Life makes it possible. All you… Read More
A sign of peace
Finally, the sun has come out. The cool, grayish color of winter has been replaced with the rich, vibrant shades of spring. Students are slipping into shorts and revealing legs pale from months of hibernation. They are filing out of their residences and sprawling out in the open spaces outdoors, spreading out blankets, sunning themselves and simply enjoying the weather.
Letting television orgazine your wedding
The wedding day. Is there a day more special? Is there a day more anticipated? Is there a day higher rated?
It's a day no woman will ever forget. The dress is picked out. The invitations have been sent. The guests have arrived. All that is left is to walk down that aisle and exchange your "I dos.
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Study released on drinking in college
Drinking among college students was studied in a recently released report conducted by the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, a branch of the National Institutes of Health. The study, "A Call to Action: Changing the Culture of Drinking at U.
Graduation is near and future is scary
I'm all grown up now and about to be a college graduate. Uh oh! Am I the only one panicking?
This better not mean I'm supposed to be an adult now. My parents are adults. Our professors are adults. People who know things are adults. I don't know anything about anything.
Free newspapers in dorms for a four-week trail
Cabrini students can now get "All the news that's fit to print" for free.
The New York Times, The Philadelphia Inquirer and USA Today are now available at no cost to students in the residence halls.
The Collegiate Readership Program, sponsored by USA Today made it possible.
Career fair held at Neumann
The Intercollegiate Career Fair will be held at Neumann College on Wednesday, March 20.
The Career and Co-op Services office encourages students to attend the event. Although the event is geared towards seniors, Nancy Hutchinson, director of cooperative education and career services, and Kristie Conway Beucler, assistant director of cooperative education and career services, agree that is beneficial for students from all classes to attend.
Freshman blues plague physical, spiritual and emotional well-being
Freshmen health suffers after the first year at college. Physical health, mental health and spiritual health are all affected in the months between August and May when students are subjected to their first year away from home or set in a different academic and social scene.
Public Safety Alert: Credit card theft
Public Safety asks that students, faculty and staff remain on guard for credit card theft.
On Monday, credit cards were stolen at Eastern University. On Tuesday, Mark Casey was seen at Eastern.
Casey has been arrested multiple times by the Lower Merion Township Police.
Public safety alerts campus
Credit cards have been stolen at several area colleges and public safety wants Cabrini students to be on alert.
Charles Schaffner, director of public safety, met with the directors of public safety from a half dozen area colleges at Villanova last week. The meeting alerted Schaffner about a group of people that have been stealing credit cards from students at colleges in the area.
Experience: Media coverage of terrorism
photo by Justine DiFilippo Professor Hussein Amin spoke to English and communications majors about media coverage of terrorism on Tuesday, Nov. 6 in the… Read More
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