Jessica Paradysz

Jessica is a junior communication major and Spanish minor. She currently is the Perspectives Editor for The Loquitur. Jessica is passionate about writing and believes that the paper is a great platform for students to showcase their creativity. She is one of the social media and marketing chairs for the Cavalier Dance Company. As a writer, she knows that dancing can tell a story. Everyone has a story to tell, and she is excited for the stories that will fill the pages of the paper this year.

Articles by Jessica Paradysz

SEI partnership offers opportunities for students

Cabrini’s career center has developed strong partnerships and liaisons with local companies that recruit students for job opportunities. Shakeyia Kersey, assistant director for employer… Read More

Editor says goodbye to Loquitur

I have always loved writing. In elementary school, I would fill up manila and burgundy colored journals with my swirling handwriting. I used to… Read More

Millennials should not care about their bad reputation

The millennial generation has a bad reputation. We are the generation glued to the bright screens of our smartphones, fervently refreshing our twitter feeds… Read More

Clarkson takes control in ‘Piece by Piece’

Kelly Clarkson’s “Piece by Piece” album displays the same charismatic voice that America grew to love, with the powerhouse lyrics of a pop star… Read More

Kelly Clarkson shakes off hateful tweets

Kelly Clarkson is one of America’s sweethearts; a powerhouse vocalist, singer, songwriter and the first winner to grace the American Idol stage. The 32-year-old… Read More

Time to embrace Spanish language: it is on the rise

According the U.S. Census Bureau, The U.S. is the fifth largest Spanish speaking country in the world, behind Mexico, Spain, Columbia and Argentina. The trend is expecting to increase, as the Cuban writer Humberto Lopez Morales stated that America will have the largest number of Spanish speakers by 2050.

New York Fashion Week reveals spring makeup trends

Spring makeup is usually full of bright and rosy pinks, pretty pastels and oozing with sugar- sweetness. Spring 2015 is pretty and sweet, with… Read More

Emma Watson shoots down royal dating rumors

Emma Watson, who we all grew up admiring as the precocious Hermione Granger in the “Harry Potter” movies, could be dating a Harry in… Read More

Millersville tragedy brings dating violence close to home

“It will never happen to me.” Young people think we are invincible. Nothing bad could ever happen, not really. We listen to the news… Read More

’50 Shades’ album may be as sultry as the movie

  “50 Shades of Grey” trailers have been played on repeat on TV screens and YouTube ads, leading up to it’s Valentine’s Day weekend… Read More

Make this year your best

New school years are almost like New Year’s Eve: rung in with the glitz and glamour of parties, hanging out with friends, relaxing during syllabus week and the rush of the first few days back on campus. Soon all of those goals for the year start to fade away and chaos begins.

Coordinating schedules proven a daunting task, but small class sizes remain in place

The increased enrollment created various challenges to coordinating the freshman schedules. Departments were faced with increasing the traditional small class sizes in order to accommodate all students.

Catching that Spring Fever

Spring is such a small, hopeful word that conjures up images of bright, sunny days, blooming flowers and lazy, hazy summer not far behind. After a long, relentless winter full of snowstorms, ice storms, power outages and a surprise week off, spring is the light at the end of the tunnel. I am tired of wearing the same muddy black boots and grey coat for months; I am ready to finally wear flowy sundresses, sparkly flip flops and embrace the sun. Although I am enthralled by spring, it is seemingly harmless with its sweet flowers, and pastel colors, it is an addiction.

Bethesda Project – Challenging the stigma of homelessness, saving children through art

Panetta works with the Bethesda Project, teaching photography to members of the program through a Healing Arts Program. The creative initiative enables people to see the world in a different way and be proud of their art.

Cradles to Crayons – Quality and Dignity for children in need

Cradles to Crayons, a non-profit organization located in Conshohocken, provides new and gently used clothing and items for those in need, free of charge, in the five county area.

Selfies for a cause – NOH8 campaign arrives at Cabrini

Cabrini will foster the same sense of advocacy and creativity through the NOH8 photo booth at Grace Hall on Tuesday, April 1. From 12-4pm, the Cabrini community can show solidarity during a fun photo booth for a great cause.

About Last Night – Comedic look at love

In the uproariously funny, sometimes inappropriate but heart-warming movie “About Last Night,” director Steve Pink takes a realistic view of relationships and what happens when life interferes with a refreshingly comedic twist.

Restaurant review – Red Robin…yum

Red Robin is known for amazing burgers, but does this food chain live up to the hype?

Melt Down – grilled cheese and more

The Melt Down, located in Wayne, is the perfect spot for Cabrini students to take a break and grab a bite to eat between classes or hang out outside of Jazzman's. The small restaurant is welcoming with sunny, golden walls, warm lights, modern décor and of course mouth-watering food.

‘Endless Love’ – February’s romance fix

Some love is worth fighting for, states the trailers and ads for “Endless Love.”

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