Geri Lynn Utter

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‘The Mothman Prophecies’ puts movie-goers

By Geri Lynn Utter | January 31, 2002
"The Mothman Prophecies" is a newly released movie starring Richard Gere (John Klein) and Laura Linney (Sgt. Connie Parker.) The movie is based on a book written by John A. Keel, a well-known UFOlogist, in 1975. Klein's book covers a series of paranormal events that actually occurred in Point Pleasant, West Virginia from November 1966 to October 1967.

Men’s basketball defeats Widener

By Geri Lynn Utter | November 29, 2001
There was no rush to go watch the Bucs vs. Rams football game on television Monday night, when the men's basketball team went into double overtime against Widener University. People were sitting at the edge of their seats after the Cavaliers went into their first overtime against the Widener Pioneers.

Senior year and still learning

By Geri Lynn Utter | November 29, 2001
I remember when I was in high school, my mom told me to cherish it because my high school years "would be the best years of my life." So, when I graduated high school, I recalled my mom's words and never imagined my four years at Cabrini would be able to top "the best years of my life.

Right to revenge

By Geri Lynn Utter | October 11, 2001
I know some people are strongly against the old theory of “an eye for an eye” and “a tooth for a tooth,” but I… Read More

Check out Philadelphia’s own: nightlife nostalgia

By Geri Lynn Utter | May 3, 2001
by Geri Lynn Utter a & e editor It is Saturday night, you are tired of hanging out in the apartments, and the Wayne… Read More

Hard work pays off: track team runs their way to the ECAC’s

By Geri Lynn Utter | April 26, 2001
by Geri Lynn Utter You might see them running along King of Prussia Road or even gliding down the steep hills around campus. Sometimes… Read More

Men’s lacrosse team victorious over Kean University

By Geri Lynn Utter | March 15, 2001
The men’s lacrosse team got off to a rocky start, but the team remains in good spirits. Over spring break, the Cav’s played two… Read More

Men’s lacrosse team victorious over Kean University

By Geri Lynn Utter | March 1, 2001
by Geri Lynn Utter sports editor The men’s lacrosse team got off to a rocky start, but the team remains in good spirits. Over… Read More

It’s not over till the clock reads 00:00

By Geri Lynn Utter | March 1, 2001
photo courtesy of Bob Macartney by Geri Lynn Utter sports editor He jumps. He shoots. He scores. If you have not already heard the… Read More

Cavaliers “kareem” Eastern Eagles by 41 points

By Geri Lynn Utter | February 1, 2001
by Matt Holmes by Geri Lynn Utter sports editor The Cabrini Cavaliers “kareemed” the Eastern Eagles by a whopping 41 points. Kareem Brunson, power… Read More
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Drunk and disorderly

By Geri Lynn Utter | May 2, 2002
Hey! I have an idea! Let's all get disgustingly drunk and destroy our house. For the rest of the campus community that has no clue what I am talking about, let me take the liberty to fill you in on what happens on Cabrini's campus, after hours. I am not going to mention the location or the inconsiderate people involved in destroying a particular house on campus, but I will talk about the horrendous damage that was done to the house and the innocent residents paying the consequences for a handful 'so called-college adults' that can't handle their alcohol.

The Rock’s ‘Scorpion’ stings theaters

By Geri Lynn Utter | April 25, 2002
Roger Ebert and Richard Roeper gave it thumbs down, but critics everywhere have been giving the "Scorpion King" praise. Starring The Rock, the World Wrestling Federation's pretty boy responsible for dismissing every 'wannabe' wrestler that crosses his path, "Scorpion King" is exciting.

Accusations of misconduct and disorder

By Geri Lynn Utter | April 18, 2002
"I came to Cabrini with the intention to grow academically and socially without fearing my safety on campus. I never expected that such an influential authority figure like David Carpenter would tell me to drive home after I had been drinking," Jimmy Atwell, junior, said.

the Master of horror: ‘JasonX’ returns for a space invasion

By Geri Lynn Utter | April 11, 2002
Close your eyes. Take a deep breath. Block everyone and everything else out of sight and out of mind, except for the beating of your own heart (bum..bum..bum..bum.) It is the year 2455. You are a student explorer, taking flight through space, awaiting your travel destination-Old Earth.

Buried in the Back pages

By Geri Lynn Utter | April 4, 2002
Sabrina the Teenage Witch A 15-year-old girl was briefly suspended from school for casting an evil spell on one of her peers. Jamie Schoonover publically admitted to practicing witchcraft with her mother; but both Schoonover and her mother claim they would never use their knowledge of witchcraft to cast spells on people.

Buried in the back pages

By Geri Lynn Utter | March 21, 2002
Spending five years in the "play pen" Robert Alan Woods from Virgina is faced with up to years in prison for breaking and entering into his next store neighbor's house wearing a diaper and a bib. Woods says he gets sexual arousement out of dressing and acting like a baby.

Part II: Spring Break in Cancun

By Geri Lynn Utter | February 28, 2002
Where else can a typical college student go over spring break to see beautiful girls baring it all in string-bikinis and sexy guys flaunting their stuff on white sanded beaches? It is definitely not the New Jersey shore. The place to be over spring break is Cancun, Mexico.

Four years of forming friendships

By Geri Lynn Utter | February 21, 2002
Even though I shared a room comfortably fit for one with two other girls and didn't have the luxury of my own bathroom, I must say, freshman year in Woodcrest wasn't that bad. In fact, it was one of my most memorable college years. I met a lot of new people and formed meaningful friendships.

Love is just around the corner

By Geri Lynn Utter | February 7, 2002
After reading Alexis's story on "hooking-up" and the infamous "walk-of-shame," I laughed out loud. A lot of what Alexis wrote about is true. If you haven't noticed there are not many male students wandering around campus. There are 432 male and 798 female, full-time students currently attending Cabrini according to Karen Karlsen, assistant registrar.

Enron scandal explained by Dr. Mary Harris

By Geri Lynn Utter | February 7, 2002
"The ultimate cause of Enron Corporation's brutal collapse was a culture of greed and arrogance that bred excessive secrecy," competitors and lawyers interviewed by Kurt Eichenwald of the New York Times said. Due to the alleged white-collar crime causing the fall of Enron Corporation, one of the world's largest energy traders, Congress has been forced to reevaluate the business ethics of the entire nation.
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