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This week in history

By Gina Roswell | April 25, 2002
Throughout history, many memorable events have taken place during sporting events. For centuries, athletes have created the prestige that follows their name. They've become "stars" and have broken, and created, records. For this week, April 25 to May 1, here are some historical sports moments.

Point: Conversation 101 IM vs. Phones

By Gina Roswell | April 18, 2002
Before I came to college, I barely knew what Instant Messenger was. At the start of freshman year, however, my typing skills rapidly increased due to all of the people I talked to on my computer. Now, two years later, I still love my IM ability to talk to so many people at one time, no matter where they are located - even if they're in the same room! I'm not one of those IM junkies who creates their own buddy icons and has alarms to notify me when every person on my buddy list signs on, but I am one of those IM junkies who wakes up every morning with my first thought being, "I wonder if anyone IMed me.

Eagles’ cheerleaders scouting a few good women

By Gina Roswell | April 18, 2002
At the Hilton hotel at the Philadelphia Airport, a conference room was filled with approximately 400 anxious, aspirant, females, ranging from 18 - 35 years of age, waiting to try out for the Eagles cheerleading squad. April 14 was an early day for the majority in attendance, as potential cheerleaders were asked to be at the hotel by 8 a.

Boot Camp class at Dixon Center

By Gina Roswell | April 4, 2002
On Thursdays, for those who enjoy a good workout, a new fitness class has been added to the schedule in the Dixon Center called "Boot Camp." Instructed by Tracy Greenwood, fitness director, this class is held from 4:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the Dixon Center aerobics room.

Salvaging the season

By Gina Roswell | March 21, 2002
In a tremendous upset on March 9 that proved the men's lacrosse team still has their fire, Kean University fell to the Cavs by a score of 23-2. After losing two consecutive games, the Cavs were a little apprehensive that their season might be going down the drain, but with this game and the game right before it, they proved themselves, and everyone else, wrong.

Week in Review

By Gina Roswell | March 14, 2002
Men's Lacrosse On Feb. 27, men's lacrosse started its season with an upsetting 14-3 loss to Franklin and Marshall. March 2 brought around a close game, but the end result was a 17-14 loss to Western Maryland. March 6 proved that the Cavs still have their power when they won against Dickinson, 15-7.

Shoulders to lean on

By Gina Roswell | February 28, 2002
"Best friends are the siblings God forgot to give us," said an anonymous source. What defines friendship? To me, a friend is someone that I can talk to about anything and always depend on when I need someone to pull me through a rough time in my life. A friend is someone that I can act like a complete moron in front of, and (s)he will laugh right along with me.

DMB & Ben and Jerry Ice Cream Present: One Sweet Whirled

By Gina Roswell | February 7, 2002
For those who always search for good reasons to eat ice cream, your wishes for justification have finally come true! Dave Matthews Band, Ben & Jerry's, Music Matters and SaveOurEnvironment.org have all teamed up to create a new ice cream sensation that will not only uphold the great Ben & Jerry's reputation, it is also meant to help stop global warming.

Bush meets with Afghan leader

By Gina Roswell | February 7, 2002
In less than four months since the United States began bombing the Taliban regime of Afghanistan, and just weeks after the near-total defeat of the group, President Bush has invited the new temporary leader of Afghanistan to the White House and pledged lasting friendship and committed the United States to immediate and long-term aid.

Custodial staff cleans up Cabrini

By Gina Roswell | January 31, 2002
After a typical Thursday night on a college campus, like Cabrini, the sight of excess trash is common. Does anyone ever stop to think about who has to clean that mess up? The custodial staff of the college works day and night, seven days per week in order to keep a clean atmosphere for students, faculty, staff and visitors.
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A soldier looks back on his days in WWII

By Gina Roswell | December 6, 2001
In 1939, war had already erupted in Italy, and a man by the name of Paul Paviglianiti was being forced to join the Italian army, against his wishes. His sister, back in the United States, wrote a letter to President Roosevelt requesting her brother's release from Italy.

Full-time faculty lower than average

By Gina Roswell | November 29, 2001
The percentage of courses taught by full-time faculty lags behind the national liberal arts college average by 20 percent. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, "private liberal-arts colleges have the highest percentage of courses for undergraduates taught by full-time faculty (79 percent).

Who keeps sending Anthrax through the mail?

By Gina Roswell | November 15, 2001
Although officials are unsure if the anthrax-containing letters originated from home or abroad, many factors indicate that either possibility is surely an option. Officials also think these letters may be connected with the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. The secretary-general of the international police agency, Interpol, Ronald K.

Cabrini day focuses on terrorism

By Gina Roswell | November 8, 2001
For the past 13 years, Cabrini has set aside one day per year in order to reflect on the priorities of Mother Cabrini’s mission,… Read More

Halloween Eats: Gnarled Witch Fingers, eyeballs, worms, Blood Punch and more…

By Gina Roswell | October 25, 2001
Imagine, for one second, if people cooked traditional meals for Halloween as they do for Christmas and Thanksgiving. What types of things would people… Read More

Now in Theaters: Thrillers, Chillers & Excitement

By Gina Roswell | October 11, 2001
www.movies.hsx.com Imagine you’re sitting in a dark movie theater all alone, because the person you came with left you to go to the bathroom.… Read More
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