Catharine Hernson

Articles by Catharine Hernson

Welcome back to new faces, changes

By Catharine Hernson | September 5, 2002
Student life was revamped over the summer, bringing in six new staff members, including an acting Vice President of Student Development. Dr. Richard Neville was the V.P. of Student life at Villanova University for 18 years before he retired. Neville worked for Villanova in total for over 30 years.

Franklin Field hosted many cultures

By Catharine Hernson | May 2, 2002
USA vs. the World took over the Penn Relays this year. The Nike created super series pits the best relay teams from around the world against the track stars of the United States. With the buzz around Philadelphia that the world's two fastest humans, Maurice Greene and Marion Jones would be competing, the Relays were able to draw record attendance.

Player Profile: Adrienne Maiocco

By Catharine Hernson | May 2, 2002
Soccer player speaks up!

3 students awarded for research papers

By Catharine Hernson | May 2, 2002
The Eastern Psychological Association accepted five Cabrini students' research papers, and three were presented for regional research awards. The five students represented the school well at the Psi Chi awards. Kristin Zilienski, Terry Murry, Lauren Donati, Lauren Kitchen and Maria Ludlow went to Boston to present their research papers.

Run to get in shape, run to be in shape, just run for your health

By Catharine Hernson | April 25, 2002
Summer is coming up fast and it is time to start exercising all over again. This is the time of year that students get out of school, and to lose the extra insulation from a long winter cooped up in a dorm room, start running, the cheapest and easiest way to get in shape.

Blood drives hindered by increasing tattoo popularity

By Catharine Hernson | April 18, 2002
With tattoos growing in popularity among college students across the nation, blood drives on campuses may suffer, including Cabrini. With U.S. health advisors considering changes to the rules pertaining to blood donations from people with tattoos and body piercings, the number of blood donations from students may go down.

Counterpoint: Conversation 101

By Catharine Hernson | April 18, 2002
As much as I like to use Instant Messenger, it is not the best form of communication on the planet. There are many things that are inconvenient about the service, and that bother me in general. Don't get me wrong, I am an avid IM user, its nice to have when you want to know who is around, or for a quick message.

Softball team finally has homefield advantage

By Catharine Hernson | April 11, 2002
After years of traveling around the area to play home games and hold practices, the Cabrini women's softball team can now call a field on Valley Forge Military Academy and College's campus home. The field was dedicated in a ceremony Thursday afternoon. The ceremony not only celebrated the team's first home game on the new field, but also the partnership between Cabrini and Valley Forge.

Former player is now volleyball coach

By Catharine Hernson | April 4, 2002
The women's volleyball team will start next season with a new coach. Though Trish Arnold is not a new face for the team having her as coach will be different for the Cavalier's team. With high hopes after last year's poor record the team looks to the new coach for a change of attitude and to turn the season around.

Students wait in New Residence Hall to get desired rooms

By Catharine Hernson | April 4, 2002
The main lounge of the New Residence Hall was turned into a campsite last weekend, as nervous residents waited for the housing selection process to begin. This year the housing selection was "first come, first serve," as opposed to the points system used last year or the lottery system used the previous year.
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Four year’s then real life

By Catharine Hernson | April 1, 2004
I always thought that senioritis was just a word people made up, an excuse for being lazy. Then I became a college senior. It's not laziness so much as it is an actual affliction based on fear, being burnt out and excitement. The fear is that I won't have a job when I finally leave this school.

Women’s lacrosse 10-0 in PAC regular season

By Catharine Hernson | May 1, 2003
The women's lacrosse team tore through the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference in search of their sixth consecutive title. The Lady Cavs are 10-0 in the PAC and maintain an 11-4 record overall. On Wednesday, April 23, the women lost a close battle with The College of New Jersey, 15-8.

Sophomore pitcher elevates team

By Catharine Hernson | April 24, 2003
Cabrini softball is holding on to a 22-4 record, thanks in part to the tremendous pitching of the two young pitchers. Ange Templin, a sophomore, is doing her best to lead the team to victory and has an 11-2 record for herself. Amy Welch, a freshman, also has an 11-2 record for the Cavaliers.

Forum discusses race and gender

By Catharine Hernson | April 24, 2003
Race and gender are not the only issues affecting American society; social class, as well as sexual orientation, is major factors in people's lives as well. All citizens of the United States have privileges; some just have more than others. "I didn't understand whether I made the rules to the game invisible or if they were made for me," Dr.

Music to movies: Rappers as actors

By Catharine Hernson | April 24, 2003
What cabrini students think of Rappers in the movies

Softball forced to play eight games in six days

By Catharine Hernson | April 10, 2003
Cabrini's softball team has a rough schedule ahead. The team's games have been rained out frequently in the last few weeks and the April snowfall hasn't helped either. The season has to end by the 26h of April, leaving the team 16 days to play 18 PAC games.

Protesting is not worth risking your life to traffic

By Catharine Hernson | March 27, 2003
Note to protesters: You are not going to stop the war now that it has already started. Granted, it is a noble cause, but if you lie down in the middle of a busy street pretending to be a dead Iraqi don't be upset when someone runs you over. I know I'm insensitive, but I would rather be watching the news checking on my friends who are actually over in Iraq fighting and possibly getting hurt or killed (hopefully not), than a bunch of local activists who have gotten into trouble blocking traffic.

Threat leads to Xavier evacuation

By Catharine Hernson | March 20, 2003
Late Saturday morning, March 15, a resident assistant in Xavier Hall received a voice-mail threat. The threat was made by what seemed to be a computerized female voice stating, "You all better clear out of the building and maybe even off campus by 1:40 p.m.

Hate crime strikes Xavier walls

By Catharine Hernson | February 27, 2003
For the first time in at least three years, Cabrini College was the site of a hate crime, as the electronic records for such actions only go back to January 2000. The words "white power" and "niga" were written on the wall alongside a swastika in Xavier Hall on Feb.

Busted! Public Saftey Report

By Catharine Hernson | February 13, 2003
Saturday, Feb. 1 * CAC smoking violation, smoking in the room, cellophane over the smoke detector * NRH visitation violation * WDC cited for smell of marijuana, cellophane over the smoke detector Sunday, Feb. 2 * WDC 4 visitation violations * WDC raucous party in two rooms * NRH visitation violation * Young woman and boyfriend were showering together in 3rd floor women's shower Friday, Feb.
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