It’s in my blood: Garrett Laraia
Garrett Laraia, a freshman business major, was raised by ball players. His parents met playing softball and his grandfather was an umpire. “Baseball is… Read More
Jason Archer
Articles by Jason Archer
Weemaels wins AEC “Pitcher of the week”
Cabrini junior right-hander Kyran Weemaels has been named not only Atlantic East conference player of the week but also the Philadelphia Baseball Review’s Pitcher… Read More
Diamond Cavs clinch the 1st seed going into playoffs
In just the program’s third year of existence, the Cavalier baseball team claimed the No. 1 seed in the upcoming Atlantic East Conference Tournament,… Read More
Women’s lacrosse team loses to William Smith
The women’s lacrosse team took on the No. 17 ranked team in the country, William Smith College, on Tuesday, March 19. The game ended… Read More
There is no such thing as bad dogs: only bad owners
It was the last day of Thanksgiving break, my girlfriend, Gianna and I decided to go to a local park to film for my… Read More
Cabrini’s swim team dominates in championship
Cabrini’s swim teams, both men and women, have claimed the very first ever Atlantic East conference swim titles making history for not only the… Read More
Taking the awkwardness out of ‘Sex Education’
“Sex Education” is a coming of age story about 16-year-olds, their life in high school, at home and most importantly about their sexual developments.… Read More
Inside the mind of one of the most infamous serial killers
Netflix has shown true crime documentaries before by shining a light on cases few people are familiar with, documentaries such as “Making a Murderer,”… Read More
Ms.Bala: a movie remade for our generation
In 2011, Gerardo Naranjo filmed the original “Miss Bala” trying to show the dangers of the drug cartel who, at the time, was on the… Read More
B2K reunites for the millennium tour
Boy bands such as NSYNC and The Backstreet Boys were huge in the early 2000s and they plan to make a comeback for a… Read More
Living in the shadows of my famous cousin
Many kids have the goal to grow up rich and famous but the problem is most don’t know what it is really like to… Read More
Twitter getting rid of the “like” button
Twitter recently announced that they are rethinking everything, including one of their most recognizable features, the “like” button. Twitter is one of the most… Read More
Celebrating Native American Heritage Month
November is Native American Heritage Month or as it is commonly refereed to, American Indian and Alaska Native Heritage Month. The month is a time… Read More
Large gift hopes to ‘inspire innovation’ in journalism for today’s society
“Fake news.” These are the words that President Donald Trump has used to describe the media today causing a huge political shift. Journalism is… Read More
Trump visits Philadelphia
On Tuesday, Oct. 2, President Donald Trump visited Philadelphia. His appearance prompted demonstrations, created traffic and inspired many interesting protest signs. President Trump’s speech was… Read More
Brett Kavanaugh case, guilty or innocent?
Over the past month three women have come forward with allegations of sexual assault against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. Dr. Christine Blasey Ford,… Read More
GoFundMe scam or fundraiser?
GoFundMe is a crowdfunding platform that allows anyone to raise money for an event or purpose. Recently a couple took advantage of the situation.… Read More
Living with Type 1 Diabetes and the impact it has on me in college
At the age of one I became very sick. I was losing weight every day and becoming very dehydrated. When I was taken to… Read More
Florida shooting occurs during Madden video game tournament
The mass shooting in Jacksonville, Florida, that recently took place at a video gaming tournament, has shaken the United States once again. Unfortunately, we… Read More
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