Another year gone, 26 issues and a thank you
For every like or comment that was posted on our social media, for every interview that has scheduled and given, for every person who… Read More
Mackenzie Harris
Junior communication major, social justice and leadership double minor, Editor-In-Chief for The Loquitur, Social Media Intern for Cabrini College Office of Admissions, Head of Communication for Cabrini's CRS Campus Ambassadors, Admission's Student Ambassador, Public Relations Manager for Cabrini's Alpha Lambda Delta National Honors Society, member of the Ad and Promotion Club and a published poet.
Articles by Mackenzie Harris
For millennials, divorce is common
Video produced by: Jill Nawoyski, AJ Shopa and Drew Vernon I, like many millennials, am a product of failed relationships, and I am stronger… Read More
Student diversity: not just an office
Diversity should be appreciating everyone’s differences. There is no reason for all of us to be the same – that is boring, so just… Read More
Hong Kong students wish to awaken change
“Our parents try to stop us from participating and I lied to my parents, for three days, because they don’t think democracy is good,” second year Hong Kong Baptist University student, Stephanie Chan said. “I didn’t quite share much with them about anything other than that I typed my opinions via Facebook. Perhaps our parents think we are too childish?”
Thursday Briefing: Week of Oct. 9, 2014
Thursday Briefing – News from around the globe for the week of Oct. 9, 2014
More than 138,000 refugees have fled Syria since mid-Sept
More than three million Syrians have fled to other countries – one million just within the year.
According to the Guardian, more than 190,000 Syrians have lost their lives since the conflict that erupted since March 2011.
#WhyIStayed
“I tried to leave the house once after an abusive episode, and he blocked me,”Beverly Gooden (@bevtgooden via Twitter) said. “He slept in front of the door that entire night, #WhyIStayed.”
Thursday Briefing: Week of Oct. 2, 2014
Robert Iodice, a Cabrini engineer, traveled to Hong Kong where he is an acting engineer on a project. During his time in Hong Kong, Chinese students held a non-violent protest marches and vigils that began on Friday, Sept. 26.
Thursday Briefing: Week of Sept. 25, 2014
Thursday Briefing – News from around the globe for the week of Sept. 25, 2014
Inequality vs. racism
We’re supposed to be a country rich in opportunity and have wealth and freedom. However we still see issues of inequality every day.
When did the conversation change from the differences between inequality and equality go to using racism as a scapegoat?
Thursday Briefing – Week of Sept. 18, 2014
Thursday Briefing - News from around the globe for the week of Sept. 18, 2014
The right to throw a punch
Children look up to their parents, family members or someone they are living with for guidance, love, help, trust, compassion. When there are some of those key elements missing, that’s when the problems begin.
History of ISIS
ISIS stands for the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levent and is an international terrorist group that currently controls a territory about the size of Maryland. The terrorist group was actually close with al-Qaeda, but during the Syria conflicts, that relationship fell apart, causing tension between the two.
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