Catherine Dilworth

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Fans heard around the world

By Catherine Dilworth | January 31, 2002
In Philly, a hush is one thing that will never fall over the crowd. Philadelphia fans are notorious for being wild, not only with football but in every Philadelphia sports team. Every Philadelphian remembers the loss Philly encountered when the 76ers made it to the NBA championships.

Zielinski keeps on track

By Catherine Dilworth | December 6, 2001
Kristin Zielinski is on the Cabrini cross country and track team. Kristin has been running since she was in seventh grade. She was interested from just the introduction of the sport. She was in the athletics department and heard about this thing called track.

Masucci on her way to the ‘real world’

By Catherine Dilworth | December 6, 2001
Stephanie Masucci is a senior about to end her career as a Cabrini College student and begin her career in that big place we call the real world. Masucci is on the field hockey team and has been since she was a freshman at Cabrini. Field hockey has very much been a big part of Masucci's life.

Thanksgiving weekend games reviewed

By Catherine Dilworth | November 29, 2001
Thursday, Nov. 22 Green Bay 29, Detroit 27 The Packers held a 16-point lead midway through the fourth quarter, and then had to hold on for a 29-27 victory over the Lions on Thanksgiving Day. Green Bay won in the Silverdome for the first time in five years and for just the second time in the regular season since 1992 to close within a half-game of Chicago in the NFC Central.

Tips to stay happy and healthy over the holidays

By Catherine Dilworth | November 15, 2001
No one probably enjoys the holiday season more than children. Taking precautions to avoid sickness or accidents can help make sure their season is healthy and safe, too. Kevin Tracy, a pediatrician with UC Davis Medical Group, says, "Unfortunately, burns are common injuries around the holidays, but you can take several steps to promote fire safety.

Sixers season starts again

By Catherine Dilworth | November 1, 2001
Dust off your car flags and banners from last season. It is Sixers season again. The Sixers vaulted onto the game’s biggest stage last… Read More

Seeking unity amongst diversity

By Catherine Dilworth | November 1, 2001
Justine DiFilippo Although Cabrini has increased it’s minority enrollment, Shirley Dixon, the college’s coordinator for diversity said the college still has a long way… Read More

Speed bumps on campus cause many to question: safe or evil?

By Catherine Dilworth | October 18, 2001
Marcel Basset What is a speed bump? Speed bumps are traffic “calming” asphalt mounds constructed on streets and spaced normally 300 to 600 feet… Read More

Attack spawns apprehension in consumers

By Catherine Dilworth | October 11, 2001
US News & World Report staff writer Banks, airlines, plane makers, insurance companies, entertainment companies, travel and leisure firms, online travel agencies, the list… Read More

Recruiters see patriotism soar

By Catherine Dilworth | October 4, 2001
A call to arms is what the country cries. Will you take the call? Since the attack on America on Sept. 11,2001 there has… Read More
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Summer Wrap Up: Winding down the days

By Catherine Dilworth | September 5, 2002
Summer is a time to relax, kick back and take a well-deserved break from the craziness of the winter months. For students especially, summer is a time to turn off their brain and clear out space for the barrage of information that the coming semester has to offer.

Custom Perfection…Roof to Rims

By Catherine Dilworth | April 25, 2002
"Six o'clock rolls around, you just finished wiping your car down. It's time to cruise so you head to the summertime hangout, it looks like a car show, every moment frontin and maxin, chillin in the car they spent all day waxin, leanin to the side but you can't speed through.

Finding the leader within

By Catherine Dilworth | April 11, 2002
Competence is one of the attributes that transcend all cultures. For instance, being competent as an administrator means you can be counted on to do things correctly. While administrative competence may not be the stuff Hollywood uses to portray a charismatic leader, in real life competence counts.

Tune up your auto IQ

By Catherine Dilworth | April 11, 2002
Today's vehicles with all their electronic parts and gadgets can be far more complex and demanding in terms of regular maintenance than your grandfather's Model T. Keeping your car running and road-worthy used to be pretty easy: Change the oil every 3,000 miles or so, and pop on some new tires when the tread started looking like Dr.

A Final Farewell

By Catherine Dilworth | April 4, 2002
The semester is coming to an end and while there are passing conversations of what classes everyone is taking next semester or what they can't get in, seniors are ready to sign up for life education rather than another semester. The Loquitur is giving seniors the opportunity to have their last say.

Honor is defined in many ways, but which are right?

By Catherine Dilworth | March 14, 2002
I am a United States Marine and when I see all the commercials for the armed forces I see the main topics that they preach. Many of these topics are teamwork, courage, commitment, integrity, pride, leadership and discipline, but the one that sticks out to me the most is honor.

Get A Green Fever

By Catherine Dilworth | March 14, 2002
It's that time again, when Irish eyes are smiling, Guinness flows like a river and everybody gets a little green. St Patrick's day falls on a Sunday this year and the bars have already started representing their green leprechaun hats and shamrocks. Philadelphia is notorious for its St.

America anticipates defense against terrorism

By Catherine Dilworth | February 28, 2002
America's defense against future terrorist attacks could include pre-emptive strikes against countries that help terrorists. Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz offered no details about where or when such attacks might occur. "We've already lost enough Americans.

Playboy, Maxim, COSMO, Penthouse: Eye Candy or Quality Reads?

By Catherine Dilworth | February 28, 2002
Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus.what if the sexes want to visit the other planet? What happens when the women read the pamphlet for Mars and men read the pamphlet for Venus? Will the solar system collide into one? Advertisement and marketing agencies get paid money to grab their designated target market.

Patriots upset the Rams 20-17

By Catherine Dilworth | February 7, 2002
Super Bowl XXXVI proved to be a Super Bowl game where the actual game was better than the commercials. The New England Patriots had a revolutionary war and beat the St. Louise Rams in the last seconds of the battle. Losing the Super Bowl is doubly tough when your team goes in as a 14-point favorite, rallies from a big deficit in the fourth quarter, and still loses.
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