Do your words cut deep?
Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never hurt me. This is the greatest lie that I have ever heard, and any human being could ever tell. Words cut deeper than a knife with salt tearing into your flesh.
Jessica Johnson-Petty
Articles by Jessica Johnson-Petty
Wayne Art Center: a hidden gem on the Main Line
Tucked right off the main line of Wayne, Pa., the Wayne Art Center is a free gallery, and serves as a studio, and school for all of the community.
Artist displays new spin on everyday materials
The beauty of discovery is currently on display in the Grace and Joseph Gorevin Fine Arts Gallery, in the Holy Spirit library for all to witness by artist Laura Velez.
Ghost Hunters unlock Cabrini’s haunted past
Many have heard of the haunting of the Woodcrest Estate, specifically the Woodcrest Mansion and the Ghost Hunters took over and taught students how to find exactly what they were looking for, the spirits of Mary and Xavier, the prohibited young lovers.
Students make pillowcases, fight cancer
Pillowcases for cancer allowed students and faculty assist ConKerr Cancer exceed the goal of 6,000 pillowcases made in the Philadelphia area on Wednesday Sept. 28 in the Grace hall boardroom.
Philly fashion week: diverse city, diverse styles
Philadelphia’s fifth annual fashion week, hosted by Fashion and Beauty House the Agency, showcased eight unique lines and brought talented individuals to one stage. With collections from across the world, different cultures were well represented.
Issue 4 News briefs
Troy Davis being executed, a Power blackout in Chile and an update on local gasoline prices are all stories in this week's News Briefs.
Green team leads campus recycling effort
Cabrini College is continuing the effort to be a a single-stream recycling institution. The college’s hauling company, J. P. Mascaro & Sons, changed to… Read More
United They Stand
Issues in race are still present in the sports world. Cabrini's men's basketball team experienced this first-hand in their travels in the NCAA Tournament.
An ‘Android’ as Inspiration
Growing up I have heard stories of my great grand mothers’ endurance, strength and wisdom. I have experienced moments with my mother and grandmother… Read More
Editorial: “How to find a boyfriend”
We applaud the individuals who sought out our editors, assistant editors, staff writers and newspaper adviser to inform us of their frustration, hurt and disappointment. We appreciate the conversations that took place on social networks, blogs and even other visual responses.
Cabrini’s Finest: Dan Luner
“Photography takes me outside of war, the economy, and politics and gives me the ability to express myself freely without having to worry about… Read More
Cabrini’s Finest
Whenever I’m stressed I can just zone in and paint for hours.” -Erin Decker Erin Decker Major: Graphic Design Artistic Form:… Read More
Cabrini’s Finest: Chelbi Mims
“Being in theater helped me find myself and gave me a place.” -Chelbi Mims Chelbi Mims Major: Communication Artistic Form: Stage Acting, Theater… Read More
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month: Salsa party
Two left feet, body of rhythm and high spirits was all that we had. No, we repeat NO traditional Hispanic dancing experience pumping through… Read More
Cabrini’s Finest: Terri Allen
“Performing is something indescribable; it’s almost like when I’m up on stage, there’s no one but me and a spotlight.” -Terri Allen … Read More
Cabrini’s Finest: Charles Platia
“Graphic design comes naturally to me.” -Charles Platia Charles Platia Major: Graphic design Minor: Marketing & communication Artistic Form: Graphic Design Words from “Charlie” Graphic design… Read More
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