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Noyes brings inspiration to graduate students

By Jason Moran | November 12, 2009
Since the age of 14, Dr. David Noyes knew he wanted to teach and have a life in education. From that time Noyes has experienced a lot and worked very hard to inspire his students. Noyes joined Cabrini College in August. Before that time he was happily retired, working on his mountain house while fishing and enjoying the outdoors.

Powermat charges technology with all-in-one device

By Jason Moran | October 29, 2009
There is a lot of buzz around the new Powermat that hit electronic stores across the country this month. Many people have seen the catchy commercials on TV, advertising this new innovative device. For those of you who don't know what the Powermat is, it's a new invention that can charge cell phones, iPods and other household electronics without any cords.

DeGisi committed on and off the field

By Jason Moran | October 22, 2009
Senior English and communication major Sabina DeGisi has become a household name around Cabrini's campus and other Colonial States Athletic Conference schools during her four years at Cabrini. Students around campus may know her for being nice, studious and friendly, but the opposing soccer teams within the CSAC see her as a forward who is hard to stop.

Volleyball victory improves overall team record 17-6

By Jason Moran | October 15, 2009
The women's volleyball team defeated both William Patterson University and the hosting Centenary Cyclones 3-0 on Saturday, Oct. 10. The two wins improved the teams record to 17-6 overall and 7-0 in the Colonial States Athletic Conference. By beating Centenary 3-0 the Cavaliers strengthened their stranglehold on first place in the CSAC conference.

How safe are college campuses?

By Jason Moran | October 8, 2009
Since the murder of 24-year-old Yale student Annie Le, some students have begun to question their own safety on campus. Police found Le's body stuffed into a utility compartment behind a wall in the research building where she worked on Yale's campus. Police charged 24-year-old Raymond Clark III with Le's murder after his hair, fingernail and saliva samples matched him with the evidence at the crime scene.

Women’s soccer loses to postseason foe

By Jason Moran | October 1, 2009
The lady Cavaliers lost to Marywood 4-2 on Saturday, Sept. 26 at Edith Robb Dixon Field. Cabrini failed to get revenge on the team who ended their season last year in the Colonial States Athletic Conference playoffs, which ended in penalty kicks. "Going into this game was an unexplainable feeling because, as Ken reminded us several times, 'they shattered our dreams last season' and there is no way they are a better team than us.

This Week in Sports

By Jason Moran | September 17, 2009
Iverson signs with Memphis Grizzles Former Philadelphia 76er Allen Iverson will now be joining the Memphis Grizzlies. The current free agent wrote on his twitter account on Wednesday that, "God chose Memphis as the place I will Continue my career." Iverson averaged a career low in points last year by posting 17.
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Cavs in search of 10th straight CSAC title

By Jason Moran | April 26, 2010
The 2010 season has been another successful campaign for the men’s lacrosse program. The perennial division 3 power house has lived up to expectations… Read More

Sixers fire head coach after first season

By Jason Moran | April 18, 2010
This past week the Philadelphia 76ers fired their head coach Eddie Jordan after just one season at the helm.

End of an Era-McNabb

By Jason Moran | April 11, 2010
For the first time in a decade, Donovan McNabb won’t be the Philadelphia Eagles starting quarterback to start the regular season. The team traded… Read More

Women’s lacrosse falls to Ursinus 14-12

By Jason Moran | March 21, 2010
The Cabrini women’s lacrosse team lost to Ursinus College on Saturday, March 20, at the Edith Robb Dixon Field to drop their second game… Read More

Men’s lacrosse on the rise

By Jason Moran | March 14, 2010
Senior attackman Casey Grugan set the career points record in the Cavaliers’ win over Kenyon College on Saturday, March 13th.

Jazzman’s $5 plan an unfair ‘exchange’

By Jason Moran | February 17, 2010
Many students have been running out of their flex-dollars halfway through the semester and wondering why this has been happening to them. You don’t… Read More

Lady Cavs’ 6-game win streak snapped

By Jason Moran | February 11, 2010
The Cavaliers saw their 6-game win streak come to a streaking halt when they were handed a 62-36 loss by the Alvernia Crusaders on Monday night. Alvernia's defense held the Cavaliers to their second lowest point total of the season. The loss brings the Cavaliers record down to 13-8 with four games remaining in the season.

Cabrini basketball dominates the court

By Jason Moran | February 4, 2010
Senior point guard Deana DiAmico scored her 1,000th collegiate career point Monday night against Rutgers-Camden University. DiAmico is the first 1,000-point scorer for women's basketball team since Erin Crawford accomplished the feat during the 2001-02 season.

Appalachian Mountain club seeks helpers

By Jason Moran | December 3, 2009
Are you looking to get away to enjoy the great outdoors? If you're interested in getting in touch with nature you don't have to travel too far. The Pennsylvania Highlands is 1.9 million acres of beautiful forests and open space, trails and rivers all within a short ride from Philadelphia and the Delaware County.

Winter intramurals encourage friendly competition for students

By Jason Moran | November 19, 2009
Intramural sports are a great way to compete and have fun here at Cabrini. Since 2005, Orlin Jespersen, the director of recreation, has been trying his best to get as many people to participate because he knows how great of an experience it can be. So far this year, the fall sports have been a success.
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