Justine DiFilippo

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War not related to 9/11

By Justine DiFilippo | April 10, 2003
I was part of the protest and was not interviewed as part of the article, which I am fine with, but my reasons were different than those I was protesting with. Yes, I am against the war because I feel that there were ways around killing people we are "trying to save.

Catholic priests in scandal

By Justine DiFilippo | April 11, 2002
In the past month headlines of every major newspaper ran cover stories on priests molesting boys. Until now the Catholic Church has been hiding information to protect priests. Through all the press coverage the Roman Catholic Church cannot hide these cases any more.

News around the world

By Justine DiFilippo | March 21, 2002
Irish schools merging together In Strabane, the elementary school has three teachers for students from over 20 families. In order to better educate the students with a better student to teacher ratio the school has decided to merge with Bready Primary school.

World News in Brief

By Justine DiFilippo | March 14, 2002
Princess Margaret dies Princess Margaret, the younger sister of Queen Elizabeth II died Saturday at the age of 71. Friday the princess suffered from a stroke in her home. She laid down to rest, later on in the night her breathing became heavy. Early Saturday mourning the family rushed her to the hospital.

Accessibility: where there’s a wheel, there’s a way

By Justine DiFilippo | February 21, 2002
Students that are wheelchair bound have found a few changes on this campus in the past year. There are still many problems on this campus that are a daily obstacle for disabled students in wheelchairs. The major change was the new path that went from Woodcrest to Xavier, and ran to the new dorm and to house one.

A Christmas Wish List

By Justine DiFilippo | December 6, 2001
Instead of a Christmas list this year I came up with a wish list... I wish that my parents could stop stressing about putting two children through college at the same time. I wish my sister would get a job to take a load of a financial burden off my parent's shoulders.

Cabrini participates in the Great American Smokeout

By Justine DiFilippo | November 15, 2001
Nov. 15,2001 is the date of this year's Great American Smokeout. This day began in 1977 by the American Cancer Society to get people to stop quitting. The idea of this day is to try and get smokers to quit even if it is only for one day. This day is always held on the third Thursday of November.

Campus repairs and luxuries put before teachers financial benefits

By Justine DiFilippo | October 25, 2001
Last week I heard something that irked my cookies. The school has lowered the coverage on the teachers benefit plans. They were told there… Read More

Servers doing the best that they can

By Justine DiFilippo | October 4, 2001
“I’ll be with you in a second.” I’m carrying five dinner plates, five bread plates, seven glasses and enough silverware to feed and army.… Read More

Faculty to give forum to answer student questions

By Justine DiFilippo | September 20, 2001
by Justine Di Filippo photo editor Three World Trade Centers and the surrounding buildings collapsed, the pentagon was damaged and many lives were lost.… Read More
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War not related to 9/11

By Justine DiFilippo | April 10, 2003
I was part of the protest and was not interviewed as part of the article, which I am fine with, but my reasons were different than those I was protesting with. Yes, I am against the war because I feel that there were ways around killing people we are "trying to save.

Catholic priests in scandal

By Justine DiFilippo | April 11, 2002
In the past month headlines of every major newspaper ran cover stories on priests molesting boys. Until now the Catholic Church has been hiding information to protect priests. Through all the press coverage the Roman Catholic Church cannot hide these cases any more.

News around the world

By Justine DiFilippo | March 21, 2002
Irish schools merging together In Strabane, the elementary school has three teachers for students from over 20 families. In order to better educate the students with a better student to teacher ratio the school has decided to merge with Bready Primary school.

World News in Brief

By Justine DiFilippo | March 14, 2002
Princess Margaret dies Princess Margaret, the younger sister of Queen Elizabeth II died Saturday at the age of 71. Friday the princess suffered from a stroke in her home. She laid down to rest, later on in the night her breathing became heavy. Early Saturday mourning the family rushed her to the hospital.

Accessibility: where there’s a wheel, there’s a way

By Justine DiFilippo | February 21, 2002
Students that are wheelchair bound have found a few changes on this campus in the past year. There are still many problems on this campus that are a daily obstacle for disabled students in wheelchairs. The major change was the new path that went from Woodcrest to Xavier, and ran to the new dorm and to house one.

A Christmas Wish List

By Justine DiFilippo | December 6, 2001
Instead of a Christmas list this year I came up with a wish list... I wish that my parents could stop stressing about putting two children through college at the same time. I wish my sister would get a job to take a load of a financial burden off my parent's shoulders.

Cabrini participates in the Great American Smokeout

By Justine DiFilippo | November 15, 2001
Nov. 15,2001 is the date of this year's Great American Smokeout. This day began in 1977 by the American Cancer Society to get people to stop quitting. The idea of this day is to try and get smokers to quit even if it is only for one day. This day is always held on the third Thursday of November.

Campus repairs and luxuries put before teachers financial benefits

By Justine DiFilippo | October 25, 2001
Last week I heard something that irked my cookies. The school has lowered the coverage on the teachers benefit plans. They were told there… Read More

Servers doing the best that they can

By Justine DiFilippo | October 4, 2001
“I’ll be with you in a second.” I’m carrying five dinner plates, five bread plates, seven glasses and enough silverware to feed and army.… Read More

Faculty to give forum to answer student questions

By Justine DiFilippo | September 20, 2001
by Justine Di Filippo photo editor Three World Trade Centers and the surrounding buildings collapsed, the pentagon was damaged and many lives were lost.… Read More
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