Track undergoes changes
This year’s 2010 indoor track season has been a time of team building after the departure of Coach James Williams. After Williams left, three… Read More
John Solewin
Articles by John Solewin
Early involvement crucial for retention
Every year huge sums of money are spent by colleges and universities all around the country. The goal of their expenditures is to convince prospective students to spend the next four years in residence on their campuses.
With hundreds of options, the competition to attract students is fierce between schools.
Player Profile: Deana DiAmico
Cabrini College recently welcomed a new member, Deana DiAmico, to one of its most exclusive clubs, the 1,000 Point Club.
DiAmico started playing basketball at the age of 3. Her mother, Sheila DiNardo, once a scholarship basketball player for Wilmington University, would take Deanna with her to practice every day.
Philadelphia bishop celebrates mass
Bishop Timothy Senior, Auxiliary Bishop for the Diocese of Philadelphia, honored the Cabrini community with a visit and celebration mass on Sunday, Nov. 22.
Bishop Senior was elevated to his current position by Pope Benedict back in May and was formally ordained on July 31 by Cardinal Justin Rigali.
Spirit Week gives students something to cheer about
Calling all cheerleaders! With Spirit Week fast approaching, Cabrini needs its cheerleaders to step up their game and lead the student body in building school spirit.
Student Government, the dance team and other school organizations are preparing to do their part to create an energized Cabrini campus, so it would be disappointing if the cheerleaders stayed sitting on the sidelines instead of leading the calls.
Field hockey defeats local rival, Rosemont
In what was almost a shutout until the last nine seconds of the game when the Lady Cavaliers trounced their local rival Rosemont College 6-1.
The younger girls on the team came up strong with five out of the six goals being scored by freshmen and sophomores.
This Week in Sports
Mickelson and Woods take the win On Sunday, Sept. 27, the two biggest names in golf finished behind each other in the PGA Tour Championship and the FedEx Cup. Phil Mickelson shot a 65 to take first in the Tour Championship. He finished with a five point lead over second place Tiger Woods.
Track undergoes changes
This year’s 2010 indoor track season has been a time of team building after the departure of Coach James Williams. After Williams left, three… Read More
Early involvement crucial for retention
Every year huge sums of money are spent by colleges and universities all around the country. The goal of their expenditures is to convince prospective students to spend the next four years in residence on their campuses.
With hundreds of options, the competition to attract students is fierce between schools.
Player Profile: Deana DiAmico
Cabrini College recently welcomed a new member, Deana DiAmico, to one of its most exclusive clubs, the 1,000 Point Club.
DiAmico started playing basketball at the age of 3. Her mother, Sheila DiNardo, once a scholarship basketball player for Wilmington University, would take Deanna with her to practice every day.
Philadelphia bishop celebrates mass
Bishop Timothy Senior, Auxiliary Bishop for the Diocese of Philadelphia, honored the Cabrini community with a visit and celebration mass on Sunday, Nov. 22.
Bishop Senior was elevated to his current position by Pope Benedict back in May and was formally ordained on July 31 by Cardinal Justin Rigali.
Spirit Week gives students something to cheer about
Calling all cheerleaders! With Spirit Week fast approaching, Cabrini needs its cheerleaders to step up their game and lead the student body in building school spirit.
Student Government, the dance team and other school organizations are preparing to do their part to create an energized Cabrini campus, so it would be disappointing if the cheerleaders stayed sitting on the sidelines instead of leading the calls.
Field hockey defeats local rival, Rosemont
In what was almost a shutout until the last nine seconds of the game when the Lady Cavaliers trounced their local rival Rosemont College 6-1.
The younger girls on the team came up strong with five out of the six goals being scored by freshmen and sophomores.
This Week in Sports
Mickelson and Woods take the win On Sunday, Sept. 27, the two biggest names in golf finished behind each other in the PGA Tour Championship and the FedEx Cup. Phil Mickelson shot a 65 to take first in the Tour Championship. He finished with a five point lead over second place Tiger Woods.
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