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MacLelland named to Hoop team

By Karli Morello | May 3, 2007
Senior forward Bruce MacLelland was recently named to the Philadelphia Inquirer's 2007 Winter All-Academic hoops team. He carries a 3.7 grade point average and averages eight points and10 rebounds per game. "It is very humbling to know there are so many college basketball players in the area and to be picked as one of the top five for academic excellence means a lot," MacLelland said.

Lack of study in ovarian cancer raises concern

By Karli Morello | May 3, 2007
"I was speechless. I was numb. Whether you want to know it or not, they will explain it to you," Sandy Eubank of Riverside, NJ said when she found out she had ovarian cancer. Eubank was diagnosed with ovarian cancer six months ago and on April 24, 2007 found out that she beat it and is now in remission.

Golf: freshman Lawler named PAC Athlete of the Week

By Karli Morello | April 19, 2007
Freshman Chris Lawler was named PAC athlete of the week last week for his performance on Cabrini's golf team. "It felt good being named PAC player of the week because that shows how my playing well multiple times that week was recognized," Lawler said. Lawler has finished near the top out of all the players in his last two tournaments at Lebanon Valley and Moravian Invitationals.

Cabrini hosts health fair

By Karli Morello | April 12, 2007
Cabrini held its health fair in the Nerney Field House in the Dixon center on Thursday, March 24. There were a number of stations set up in the gym testing cholesterol, blood pressure, strength and endurance and more. Kristen N. Roscioli, a registered dietitian from St.

Softball hoping for comeback

By Karli Morello | March 29, 2007
The Cabrini women's softball team had some hard losses over the past few weeks in Arizona and at home but is ready to step up their game. The team hadn't stepped onto the dirt at all because of bad weather until their Pennsylvania Athletic Conference opener, a double header on March 27 against Alvernia.

Lady Cavs trample Rosemont 18-6

By Karli Morello | March 22, 2007
Cabrini women's lacrosse battled it out on their home turf against Rosemont on Wednesday, March 14. The team won 18-6, which was a big turn-over from their last game. The team played Ursinus on Monday, March 12 and gave it their best with a 13-14 loss in overtime.

Gold diggers: Not every beauty chooses money over true love

By Karli Morello | March 15, 2007
Are women in the relationship for love or for money? That is the question. A study was done by a company called Pocket Change, which hosts speed dating events for rich men and beautiful women, according to msnbc.msn.com. "Women don't ask 'So, what does he do for a living?' because they're interested in his personality and guys don't ask 'is she hot?' because they're concerned with character," states msnbc.

Department split could lead to less-steady career paths

By Karli Morello | March 8, 2007
Recently, the English and communication department has split into two separate majors. Basically, if you are a communication major, you don't have to be an English major and vice versa. I personally am just an English major but I have taken a fair share of communication classes, including writing for the Loquitur.

Clipping coupons cuts down expenses

By Karli Morello | March 8, 2007
Whether a college student is going grocery shopping, clothes shopping, going out to dinner or to the movies, it can hurt their pocket. A lot of college students take the time out to cut coupons out of newspapers and circulars or print them off-line but some don't think it's worth the effort.

Go red, for heart’s sake

By Karli Morello | February 22, 2007
GoRedForWomen.org is a website made for women by the American Heart Association to promote heart health and make women aware of how important it is. There are links throughout the website that can guide readers to what they need and want to know about maintaining a healthy heart.
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MacLelland named to Hoop team

By Karli Morello | May 3, 2007
Senior forward Bruce MacLelland was recently named to the Philadelphia Inquirer's 2007 Winter All-Academic hoops team. He carries a 3.7 grade point average and averages eight points and10 rebounds per game. "It is very humbling to know there are so many college basketball players in the area and to be picked as one of the top five for academic excellence means a lot," MacLelland said.

Lack of study in ovarian cancer raises concern

By Karli Morello | May 3, 2007
"I was speechless. I was numb. Whether you want to know it or not, they will explain it to you," Sandy Eubank of Riverside, NJ said when she found out she had ovarian cancer. Eubank was diagnosed with ovarian cancer six months ago and on April 24, 2007 found out that she beat it and is now in remission.

Golf: freshman Lawler named PAC Athlete of the Week

By Karli Morello | April 19, 2007
Freshman Chris Lawler was named PAC athlete of the week last week for his performance on Cabrini's golf team. "It felt good being named PAC player of the week because that shows how my playing well multiple times that week was recognized," Lawler said. Lawler has finished near the top out of all the players in his last two tournaments at Lebanon Valley and Moravian Invitationals.

Cabrini hosts health fair

By Karli Morello | April 12, 2007
Cabrini held its health fair in the Nerney Field House in the Dixon center on Thursday, March 24. There were a number of stations set up in the gym testing cholesterol, blood pressure, strength and endurance and more. Kristen N. Roscioli, a registered dietitian from St.

Softball hoping for comeback

By Karli Morello | March 29, 2007
The Cabrini women's softball team had some hard losses over the past few weeks in Arizona and at home but is ready to step up their game. The team hadn't stepped onto the dirt at all because of bad weather until their Pennsylvania Athletic Conference opener, a double header on March 27 against Alvernia.

Lady Cavs trample Rosemont 18-6

By Karli Morello | March 22, 2007
Cabrini women's lacrosse battled it out on their home turf against Rosemont on Wednesday, March 14. The team won 18-6, which was a big turn-over from their last game. The team played Ursinus on Monday, March 12 and gave it their best with a 13-14 loss in overtime.

Gold diggers: Not every beauty chooses money over true love

By Karli Morello | March 15, 2007
Are women in the relationship for love or for money? That is the question. A study was done by a company called Pocket Change, which hosts speed dating events for rich men and beautiful women, according to msnbc.msn.com. "Women don't ask 'So, what does he do for a living?' because they're interested in his personality and guys don't ask 'is she hot?' because they're concerned with character," states msnbc.

Department split could lead to less-steady career paths

By Karli Morello | March 8, 2007
Recently, the English and communication department has split into two separate majors. Basically, if you are a communication major, you don't have to be an English major and vice versa. I personally am just an English major but I have taken a fair share of communication classes, including writing for the Loquitur.

Clipping coupons cuts down expenses

By Karli Morello | March 8, 2007
Whether a college student is going grocery shopping, clothes shopping, going out to dinner or to the movies, it can hurt their pocket. A lot of college students take the time out to cut coupons out of newspapers and circulars or print them off-line but some don't think it's worth the effort.

Go red, for heart’s sake

By Karli Morello | February 22, 2007
GoRedForWomen.org is a website made for women by the American Heart Association to promote heart health and make women aware of how important it is. There are links throughout the website that can guide readers to what they need and want to know about maintaining a healthy heart.
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