John Holloway

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Grab your shaft: it’s shower time

By John Holloway | April 28, 2005
Armed and dangerous, the Cabrini men's lacrosse team guards their puny field, hurling rubber balls at cars and students trying to drive or walk by. After having a strenuous night of drinking and hanging out in the locker room, these guys try to unwind in their jock straps, grab their shafts, and toss the ball around for a while.

Coffee with a musical edge

By John Holloway | April 1, 2004
Starbucks added an extra kick for their latte. One can download songs while waiting for an order at most participating stores. Walk in and get in line right next to the sugar, cream and CDs. Starting soon, Starbucks will be offering music and coffee for under ten dollars, according to "Rolling Stone Magazine.

3 week rise to the top of box office

By John Holloway | March 18, 2004
One of the most controversial films of our time hit theaters on Ash Wednesday, according to film critics Ebert and Roeper. Mel Gibson has directed "The Passion of the Christ." Starring Jim Caviezel as Jesus, the movie pays close attention to the final 12 hours of Christ's life before he was crucified.

DVD checkout now available at Holy Spirit Library

By John Holloway | February 19, 2004
Forget Blockbuster, DVDs are in at the Holy Spirit Library. One can rent diverse movies at an affordable price; absolutely free. The process is simple and easy to follow. If one has taken a video out before, the rules are the same. "I had no idea we had DVDs," senior Haven McMickle said.

Resident life’s burden

By John Holloway | February 12, 2004
Every resident living on campus has to stop complaining, and start dealing. For the past six months, there has been some sort of complaint on the housing issues for residents. Walk anywhere on campus and you will most likely hear, "I live in a double, with three people.

Fun-filled Friday nights for everyone

By John Holloway | February 5, 2004
Tired of saying nothing happened last Friday? Take a look at what is right next door. Music, movies, food, travel and shopping are just the beginning of what lurks around the bend from Founders Hall. Bars are within walking distance bars for the late-night upperclassmen.

Coach credits Division III athletes

By John Holloway | November 20, 2003
Dedication and pride are words truly lived by head basketball coach John Dzik. For the past 24 years, Dzik has lead the men's basketball team to many successful seasons. Including eight major titles in the 11 years the league the Cavalier's are apart of existed.

Cabrini Division III for a reason

By John Holloway | November 13, 2003
Cabrini College is not, and never will be a division I school. We are proudly a member of the Division III status, and that is where we are going to stay. There are much confusion on the distinctions that separate Division I, Division II, and Division III.

Roller hockey dominates

By John Holloway | November 6, 2003
Step aside ice hockey. Wheels are in and blades are out. Roller hockey has taken the stage. This is a year-round sport that is attacking the mainstream. Cabrini has picked up the trend and is stepping up to the tough competition. How often does a small college defeat an Ivy League school in any sport? Last year, the men's roller hockey team beat the University of Pennsylvania.

Women hit the weights Pt. 1

By John Holloway | November 6, 2003
"We are not a morning team," junior softball player Angie Templin said. However, Cabrini's women's softball team gets up at 6:45 a.m., two days a week to practice anyway. Stretching lethargic limbs and wiping groggy eyes, the ladies assemble out in the field or the Dixon Center if it is raining on Mondays and Thursdays to practice their beloved game for the upcoming spring season.
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Grab your shaft: it’s shower time

By John Holloway | April 28, 2005
Armed and dangerous, the Cabrini men's lacrosse team guards their puny field, hurling rubber balls at cars and students trying to drive or walk by. After having a strenuous night of drinking and hanging out in the locker room, these guys try to unwind in their jock straps, grab their shafts, and toss the ball around for a while.

Coffee with a musical edge

By John Holloway | April 1, 2004
Starbucks added an extra kick for their latte. One can download songs while waiting for an order at most participating stores. Walk in and get in line right next to the sugar, cream and CDs. Starting soon, Starbucks will be offering music and coffee for under ten dollars, according to "Rolling Stone Magazine.

3 week rise to the top of box office

By John Holloway | March 18, 2004
One of the most controversial films of our time hit theaters on Ash Wednesday, according to film critics Ebert and Roeper. Mel Gibson has directed "The Passion of the Christ." Starring Jim Caviezel as Jesus, the movie pays close attention to the final 12 hours of Christ's life before he was crucified.

DVD checkout now available at Holy Spirit Library

By John Holloway | February 19, 2004
Forget Blockbuster, DVDs are in at the Holy Spirit Library. One can rent diverse movies at an affordable price; absolutely free. The process is simple and easy to follow. If one has taken a video out before, the rules are the same. "I had no idea we had DVDs," senior Haven McMickle said.

Resident life’s burden

By John Holloway | February 12, 2004
Every resident living on campus has to stop complaining, and start dealing. For the past six months, there has been some sort of complaint on the housing issues for residents. Walk anywhere on campus and you will most likely hear, "I live in a double, with three people.

Fun-filled Friday nights for everyone

By John Holloway | February 5, 2004
Tired of saying nothing happened last Friday? Take a look at what is right next door. Music, movies, food, travel and shopping are just the beginning of what lurks around the bend from Founders Hall. Bars are within walking distance bars for the late-night upperclassmen.

Coach credits Division III athletes

By John Holloway | November 20, 2003
Dedication and pride are words truly lived by head basketball coach John Dzik. For the past 24 years, Dzik has lead the men's basketball team to many successful seasons. Including eight major titles in the 11 years the league the Cavalier's are apart of existed.

Cabrini Division III for a reason

By John Holloway | November 13, 2003
Cabrini College is not, and never will be a division I school. We are proudly a member of the Division III status, and that is where we are going to stay. There are much confusion on the distinctions that separate Division I, Division II, and Division III.

Roller hockey dominates

By John Holloway | November 6, 2003
Step aside ice hockey. Wheels are in and blades are out. Roller hockey has taken the stage. This is a year-round sport that is attacking the mainstream. Cabrini has picked up the trend and is stepping up to the tough competition. How often does a small college defeat an Ivy League school in any sport? Last year, the men's roller hockey team beat the University of Pennsylvania.

Women hit the weights Pt. 1

By John Holloway | November 6, 2003
"We are not a morning team," junior softball player Angie Templin said. However, Cabrini's women's softball team gets up at 6:45 a.m., two days a week to practice anyway. Stretching lethargic limbs and wiping groggy eyes, the ladies assemble out in the field or the Dixon Center if it is raining on Mondays and Thursdays to practice their beloved game for the upcoming spring season.
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