Dead fathers a new trend in 2017’s most popular films
Warning: this article contains spoilers. There seems to be a recurring pattern in a select number of this year’s most popular movies. Father figures… Read More
Justin Barnes
Lifestyles Editor 2018-2019, Cabrini University Class of 2020, and avid pop culture fan.
Articles by Justin Barnes
Nazism in video games reflects our society today
Nazis have been a popular choice of villains in video games for a while. They are an especially popular choice in first-person shooter games;… Read More
‘Thor: Ragnarok’ introduces Marvel’s first LGBTQ+ character
The Marvel Cinematic Universe’s latest edition, “Thor: Ragnarok,” recently announced that one of the lead characters would be the MCU’s first LGBTQ+ character, Valkyrie,… Read More
Is ‘Blade Runner 2049’ the most human sequel ever?
Warning: This article contains spoilers. Even though it is doing poorly at the box office, “Blade Runner 2049” is garnering a reputation of being… Read More
3rd gender promotes diversity acceptance
California’s inclusion of a third gender is taking a huge step in promoting diversity across America. On Sunday, Oct. 15, California governor Jerry Brown… Read More
Omicron Delta Kappa co-president, criminology club president crowned Mr. and Ms. Cabrini
Friday, Oct. 13 2017 was a memorable night for seniors Jack Dunleavy and Morgan Comolli as they were crowned 2017’s Mr. and Ms. Cabrini.… Read More
Nerney Leadership Institute enhances leadership skills at Cabrini
Founded in the spring of 2013, the Nerney Leadership Institute at Cabrini is dedicated to enhancing leadership skills around campus. The institute was founded… Read More
Omicron Delta Kappa co-president involved on campus
Cabrini senior Jack Dunleavy has left his mark on Cabrini community ever since he first started as a freshman. Dunleavy is an English and… Read More
‘It’ floats to the top after 27 years
Stephen King’s novel “It” is regarded by many to be one of his best works, having been nominated for and won several awards. In… Read More
Behind a screen or in person, bullying is bullying
Name calling, harassment and other forms of bullying are already a big challenge with today’s youth. However, with smart phones, the internet and social… Read More
Disney sequels and live-action remakes: morals or money?
Remakes have become a common trope for movies in recent years. However, there has been a lot of concern over why there are so… Read More
I love monsters. Does that make me one?
“Well, the first thing is that I love monsters. I identify with monsters.” When I first heard that quote from my idol, writer and… Read More
Fear and terror: a different kind of “fun”
John Carpenter’s “Halloween” is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. To this day, it remains a popular horror film among audiences. Even though there… Read More
Tired of uploading photos? Diagnosis: image overload
Smartphone cameras are being used 24/7 by millions of people every day. A 2015 report from Gigaom found that the average smartphone user has about… Read More
‘Venom’ takes a bite out of the box office as critics and audiences clash.
There have been several instances where movie critics and audiences disagree on films. Now, the latest Sony-produced Marvel movie has been added to growing… Read More
Meet the Orientation Coordinators
Anna Russo Anna Russo is a senior sociology major who became orientation leader at the beginning of her sophomore year. She wanted to be… Read More
NFL player faces DUI; athlete misconduct sparks debate
On Feb. 26, New York Jets linebacker Dylan Donahue was arrested and charged with driving while intoxicated, or DWI, for driving the wrong way in… Read More
Lacrosse seniors look to clench final CSAC championship
As the year comes to a close, seniors feel an urge to make sure they end the activities they’re involved in on a high… Read More
Connected digitally, disconnected in reality
Smartphones are a huge advancement and absolute necessity in today’s world. People carry them around to communicate with others, use the Internet, and a… Read More
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