Eugene Iacovelli

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A question of faith in troubled times

By Eugene Iacovelli | April 25, 2002
There has been much discussion over the sexual abuse scandal that has turned the Catholic Church upside down. Many of the allegations span decades of abuse, lies and cover up by church officials. This puts a negative spin on what the church is supposed to stand for.

Golf team ready for season

By Eugene Iacovelli | March 14, 2002
The golf team is ready to begin another season. "We just came back from Ocean City, M.D., where the golf team has been getting ready for the upcoming season," Dr. Tony Verde said. Verde, the team's head coach, traveled to Ocean City with the team where he has been helping his player's fine tune their skills for this season.

A controversial Olympics comes to an end

By Eugene Iacovelli | February 28, 2002
After two weeks of scandal and controversy, the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics came to a close on Sunday. The closing ceremonies gave us memorable performances by acts such as the rock group Kiss and Christina Aguilera, who was showing a lot of skin despite Utah's cold climate.

Many candidates for gubernatorial race

By Eugene Iacovelli | January 31, 2002
The 2002 gubernatorial race for Pennsylvania is underway. Quite a few candidates have announced their bid for Pennsylvania's top political office. Many of the candidates agree with one issue, economic decline. Within the past year, Pennsylvania has suffered the tragedy of thousands losing their jobs throughout the state due to a slumping economy.

Excessive trash on campus causes many to question why?

By Eugene Iacovelli | December 6, 2001
Lately, there is a litter problem around campus. Trash can be found thrown on the lawns or it can be found just a few feet away from the trashcans. Even though there is a cleaning service that comes to the campus, why does the campus often look the way it does? Bottles or candy wrappers can be seen blowing around on the lawns or the roads.

Nation prepared for biological warfare cipro stockpiled for all citizens

By Eugene Iacovelli | November 15, 2001
After several deaths and a handful of individuals left ill after being infected with anthrax, what plans does the U. S. have to secure the safety of its citizens? Anthrax, the infectious disease caused by spore-forming Bacillus anthracis, has appeared in the mail of politicians and private citizens.

Students registering for spring semester classes

By Eugene Iacovelli | November 8, 2001
It is time to register for the spring semester. Some may be wondering what to take this coming semester. What classes would the current… Read More

New web site offers help for students

By Eugene Iacovelli | November 1, 2001
The new web site, www.cabrini.edu/itr, created by Information Technology and Resources, offers different help links on the site to aid students that have frequently… Read More

Not So Scary Anymore

By Eugene Iacovelli | October 25, 2001
Katie Reing Does anyone remember the song, “If I only had a brain”? No, not what your drunken friend said at the party the… Read More

Celebrate National Carmel Month

By Eugene Iacovelli | October 18, 2001
Candy and caramel apples have been a favorite of young and old around Halloween time. Caramel apples coated with peanuts have been a delicious… Read More
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A question of faith in troubled times

By Eugene Iacovelli | April 25, 2002
There has been much discussion over the sexual abuse scandal that has turned the Catholic Church upside down. Many of the allegations span decades of abuse, lies and cover up by church officials. This puts a negative spin on what the church is supposed to stand for.

Golf team ready for season

By Eugene Iacovelli | March 14, 2002
The golf team is ready to begin another season. "We just came back from Ocean City, M.D., where the golf team has been getting ready for the upcoming season," Dr. Tony Verde said. Verde, the team's head coach, traveled to Ocean City with the team where he has been helping his player's fine tune their skills for this season.

A controversial Olympics comes to an end

By Eugene Iacovelli | February 28, 2002
After two weeks of scandal and controversy, the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics came to a close on Sunday. The closing ceremonies gave us memorable performances by acts such as the rock group Kiss and Christina Aguilera, who was showing a lot of skin despite Utah's cold climate.

Many candidates for gubernatorial race

By Eugene Iacovelli | January 31, 2002
The 2002 gubernatorial race for Pennsylvania is underway. Quite a few candidates have announced their bid for Pennsylvania's top political office. Many of the candidates agree with one issue, economic decline. Within the past year, Pennsylvania has suffered the tragedy of thousands losing their jobs throughout the state due to a slumping economy.

Excessive trash on campus causes many to question why?

By Eugene Iacovelli | December 6, 2001
Lately, there is a litter problem around campus. Trash can be found thrown on the lawns or it can be found just a few feet away from the trashcans. Even though there is a cleaning service that comes to the campus, why does the campus often look the way it does? Bottles or candy wrappers can be seen blowing around on the lawns or the roads.

Nation prepared for biological warfare cipro stockpiled for all citizens

By Eugene Iacovelli | November 15, 2001
After several deaths and a handful of individuals left ill after being infected with anthrax, what plans does the U. S. have to secure the safety of its citizens? Anthrax, the infectious disease caused by spore-forming Bacillus anthracis, has appeared in the mail of politicians and private citizens.

Students registering for spring semester classes

By Eugene Iacovelli | November 8, 2001
It is time to register for the spring semester. Some may be wondering what to take this coming semester. What classes would the current… Read More

New web site offers help for students

By Eugene Iacovelli | November 1, 2001
The new web site, www.cabrini.edu/itr, created by Information Technology and Resources, offers different help links on the site to aid students that have frequently… Read More

Not So Scary Anymore

By Eugene Iacovelli | October 25, 2001
Katie Reing Does anyone remember the song, “If I only had a brain”? No, not what your drunken friend said at the party the… Read More

Celebrate National Carmel Month

By Eugene Iacovelli | October 18, 2001
Candy and caramel apples have been a favorite of young and old around Halloween time. Caramel apples coated with peanuts have been a delicious… Read More
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