Pop culture meshes with the NBA
It was not unlikely to see Allen Iverson draped in baggy clothes with a du-rag tied over his braids. The same way that it… Read More
Howard Blake III
Articles by Howard Blake III
Tebow-mania is a no-lose situation in Philly
Howard’s Point of View Tim Tebow can say goodbye to his career as an ESPN college football analyst after signing a one-year deal with… Read More
Phillies offensive struggles continue
Howard’s Point of View The Philadelphia Phillies continued their season woes after a 2-0 loss in their first series game against the rival New… Read More
Murray hopes to be good fit for Eagles
Kevin’s Point of View The Philadelphia Eagles have shaken up the running back fold this offseason. The first move came when they traded the… Read More
Sixers make bold moves at trade deadline
Kevin’s Point of View The Philadelphia 76ers were very active at the NBA trade deadline. The Sixers made some noise early by acquiring JavVale… Read More
Philly Sports Box: Feb. 19, 2015
Now that we have entered the halfway point of the NBA regular season, we have seen teams shape themselves into contenders and individual players… Read More
Young talent of Sixers show future promise
The Philadelphia 76ers are 8-37 on the season and are tied for the second worst record in the NBA. Filled with a roster of… Read More
Shane Evans: from Cabrini to Seattle Sounders
At Cabrini students are constantly reminded of the school’s slogan to “Do Something Extraordinary.” Shane Evans, 2008 graduate, is a living testament to that.… Read More
Women’s soccer: the Portugal experience
With another successful season under their belt, the Cabrini women’ s soccer team took a trip to Portugal during the offseason. While there, the Lady… Read More
Second half rally gives Eagles the win
To no one’s surprise, the Philadelphia Eagles won their season opener 34-17 against the sub-par Jacksonville Jaguars. But to everyone’s surprise, the Eagles didn’t dominate from start to finish despite what the score may indicate.
Cross country teams compete at Cairn
The Cabrini cross-country teams participated in the Highlander Invitational on Sept. 6 at Cairn University.
The men’s team ran the 8K circuit, placing 9th out of 14 teams. Junior Pete Lyden led the men’s team with a time of 34:01 and placed 52st overall. Freshman Hugo Ballon finished 53nd right behind Lyden with a time of 34:09. Senior Ernest Ahweza finished right behind them both placing 54th with a time of 34:13 and Senior Rashid Kulaib placing 75th finishing with a time of 38:50.
Hip-hop and sports are so synonymous
From the likes of Jay-Z launching Roc Nation’s new sports agency to Drake becoming a global ambassador for the Toronto Raptors, it’s safe to… Read More
Upcoming NFL draft should be one for the ages
There has been constant talk that the 2014 NFL draft class is the best draft class in the last 15 to 20 years. Considered… Read More
Perspective: Racist owner banned from NBA for life
Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling has the city of Los Angeles and the entire NBA community in an uproar ever since Saturday, April… Read More
Multitasking? It’s impossible
Leland Taylor often goes to the library, sits at a computer and breezes through his assignments without distraction. But it wasn’t always this way for him. He used to sit in front of his laptop, watch YouTube videos, send text messages and use social media sites.
Softball Drops DH to Eagle Road rival Eastern
The Cabrini Softball team took on the Eastern University Eagles in a doubleheader on Monday for their first away games of the season. The… Read More
Google Glass; the future is here
With much anticipation, Google Glass is finally here. Well, at least for a small selection of lucky buyers. Already being dubbed as the next big thing, it is only available to those in the US. In this small frame of time, the country has been in an uproar over Google Glass trying to see what to make of it. Being a 20 year old, I remember the futuristic cartoons of The Jetsons and Star Trek where we would fantasize about flying cars and voice induced watches. It’s safe to say that that era of gadgets is slowly but surely creeping it’s way tino society now.
Lady Cavs split DH with walk off win
The Cabrini Women’s softball team hosted a doubleheader with CSAC opponent Immaculata University at Cabrini field. To pay respect to Cabrini’s head coach Mitchell Kline for losing his late wife Sandee to cancer, the Lady Cavs and Mighty Macs wore shirts and raised money to support the cause of cancer.
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