Love for deceased Cabrini professor still felt one year after death
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Caitlyn Huebner
Part-time adventure seeker and full-time creative soul. I have been fortunate enough to travel to distant worlds through my imagination and bring them to life through writing. Web editor for Loquitur and Editor in Chief of The Cue
Articles by Caitlyn Huebner
5 tips to reduce climate change
Springtime, to me, means rebirth. It is the time when leaves regrow on trees and flowers seem to bud everywhere. Unfortunately, there is something… Read More
The life and struggles of a domestic abuse survivor
Author’s Note: The names in this article have been changed to protect the identity of the persons involved. The name of the expert on… Read More
Connecting with Cabrini alumni: Kristen Mariana
Kristen Mariana graduated from Cabrini College in 2009. Mariana spent her time at Cabrini majoring in psychology and minoring in history. When not studying,… Read More
Donald Trump’s attack on the media and what it means for citizens
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Quit smoking with the Great American Smokeout
Cabrini will have a booth at the Great American Smokeout on Nov. 16. The event will be held at 6 p.m. at the Dixon… Read More
Play video games and save children’s lives
A typical day at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia includes doctors and nurses treating hundreds of children. Some of these children come in seeking emergency… Read More
Play video games, heal a child
Video games and those who animatedly play, gamers, are often depicted in a negative manner. To this day the stereotypical image of a gamer… Read More
This is your body on sleep deprivation
It does not come as much surprise hearing college-aged adults should be getting eight plus hours of sleep a night. What may come more… Read More
Utilizing opportunities: Getting to know the members of the CCPD
When walking into the Center for Career and Professional Development (CCPD) one can expect to be greeted with smiles and a warm welcome. The… Read More
Water conservation: a look at how companies are impacting the environment
Going Green Water generally is not a topic of concern for those living on the eastern portion of the United States as well as… Read More
A great big open world
So college is over. Now what? There are so many things a new graduate can do with their new-found freedom. There’s traveling abroad, taking… Read More
Helping those incarcerated: inmates look to reform programs
The media often depicts jails and prisons as a chance to turn one’s life around. Those on the outside often hear about classes and… Read More
Will things get better: feeling safe after domestic abuse
Domestic violence affects the lives of millions of Americans each year. Domestic violence does not discriminate according to age, race, gender, sexual orientation, socioeconomic… Read More
Dress codes meant for safety prove almost useless
Many middle and high school girls are faced with harsh policies when it comes to what can and cannot be worn at school. Someone… Read More
Award given to prison advocate
“I do this because the people I serve really need someone in their corner.” The Ivy Young Willis & Martha Willis Dale Award has… Read More
Students realize they are more than their disorders
Mental health does not discriminate. It does not matter how one looks, acts, talks, is located geographically, age, history, etc. Any one person could… Read More
Men’s basketball defeats Summit
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