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
Remembering September 11th —A teacher’s lesson
We gathered every week in the library. It smelled of old books and teacher Irene’s coffee.
I was so used to this repetitive schedule. Every week we had a day where we went into the library and spent some time learning about reading comprehension and why reading was so important.
Thursday Briefing – Week of Sept. 11, 2014
Thursday Briefing - News from around the globe for the week of Sept. 11, 2014
Cabrini’s Rebecca Clark, died Friday
On Friday, Sept. 5, Rebecca "Becky" Clark, 21-year old pharmacy major from Cabrini College, "passed away accidentally" according to the Times Herald Obituary.
Thursday Briefing – Week of Sept. 4, 2014
What's happening across the globe during the week of Sept. 4, 2014.
Robin Williams: Demons within
The Oscar-winning legend that has been most known for his roles in Mrs. Doubtfire, Birdcage, Jumanji, Dead Poet's Society, Toys and Mork & Mindy, Robin Williams was a respected comedian, friend and actor. But besides from his success, Williams had battled severe depression for many years.
The constant fight for justice
In a world that is filled with so much hatred, despair, war, pain, grief, judgment and anger, there is one remaining commonality to keep our society from falling apart: hope for a better tomorrow.
Sexual assault and slut-shaming
“She was acting slutty… It was her own fault… she shouldn’t have drunk so much then.” Recently, cases of sexual assault at universities as… Read More
Do you know what’s in your phone?
In the past 15 years, over 5 million people have been slaughtered, and 300,000 women have been raped, all at the hands of war and conflict minerals.
While people around the world text, play games and Tweet all on their cell phones, millions of people have been and are continuously being killed for the minerals that make up our phones.
#NOH8 – Unity Week
Unity week started on Monday, March 31, at Cabrini as a weeklong event sponsored by the Office of Student Diversity Initiatives and featured many other clubs on campus. On Tuesday, April 1, there was one specific movement that led an uprise against “haters”. This fierce and reflective student movement took place in Grace Hall to take a stand together for equality by holding a photo shoot for anyone to model and show their support.
Skanky vs. Self-Respect
Why I refuse to show more of my body just to make an extra buck or two.
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