Leanne Pantone

The vote was unanimous. Cabrini will now be implementing a new academic honesty policy. The policy, passed on Tuesday, April 15, creates uniform standards that will be consistently enforced by all levels of the campus community. The new policy states that the principal objective is "to promote a dynamic, open and honest intellectual climate based on the personal and academic integrity of all members.

Although the predictions have been made that the war would end quickly with an American victory and send stock prices up and oil prices down, fighting has intensified, the market prices fell, oil prices increased and college students continue to struggle to find a job.

Since there is such a strong interest in the program, the starting date for the study abroad program at the University of Notre Dame in Australia has been moved up a year. Instead of starting in the spring semester of 2005, it will begin in the spring of 2004.

The American Red Cross will be on campus for the second of two blood drives this year on Tuesday, April 8 in the Grace Hall Atrium. Cabrini has been holding semi-annual blood drives for at least 15 years, according to Susan Fitzgerald, health services coordinator.

The roads along Route 23 from Valley Forge Park to the G-Lodge Restaurant in Phoenixville were lined with cars and pedestrians trying to make their way to Freedoms Foundation in Valley Forge for a Rally for America. The Pro-America Rally was organized to make sure that the troops know America is supporting them, the President and his administration.

Now that the walls are free of ad clutter and the student body has been made aware of the rules for posting signs, a bigger issue is catching the attention of Student Activities. There is a limited number of places for students to hang posters and flyers around campus.

Six students on the Campus Activities and Programming Board attended a "conference that links the higher education and entertainment communities in a business and learning partnership, creating educational and business opportunities for our student and professional members," Jason Bozzone, director of student activities, said.

The possibilities are limitless; students can study anywhere in the world. Study abroad is the gateway to that possibility. Without spending additional funds for both tuition and room and board, Cabrini students have the opportunity to study almost anywhere in the world.