Melissa Steven

Texas hold 'em poker, roulette, craps, silver and gold and blackjack enticed Cabrini students to try their hand at gambling on Friday, Nov. 19. Students joined the CAP Board Friday night in the Grace Hall Atrium to eat some boardwalk food, watch "Casino," "Ocean's 11," play some poker and listen to some classic Frank Sinatra music.

The sweet taste of cacao beans mixed with cinnamon and almonds makes any person's mouth water when they hear about Mexican chocolate. It is made like no other chocolate in the world. There is literally a world of food out there, but here is just a taste of some of the delicious meals from around the globe.

Video games are popular sources of entertainment, so what makes them so appealing? "The fun part about video games is playing them and testing yourself to see if you can actually beat the game at all," Richard Stevenson, a sophomore English and communications major, said.

It's a beautiful fall Sunday afternoon, the Eagles game is on and everyone is outside grilling some delicious hamburgers and hotdogs. Next to the grill sits a bottle of Heinz ketchup, but what if the people who want to use this condiment are Republican? Are they going to feel left out that because there is not a ketchup brand out on the market for Republicans to consume? No need to fear now, Republicans, W Ketchup is here to support the Republican Party, to be "pro-American" and also to be "anti-Kerry," according to Bill Zachary, chairman of W Ketchup LLC, as reported by Mary Vallis of the "National Post.

Halloween night allows imaginations to run wild. It is expressed through the different kinds of costumes seen that night. From Disney characters to witches and goblins, Halloween allows people to become creative with costume ideas. "Me and my roommate are going to be the 'Twins,' Danny DeVito and Arnold Schwarzenegger, because he's real short and I'm tall," junior, Jim Good said.

Melissa Steven Staff Writer ms727@cabrini.edu When students register for core requirements, some classes at Cabrini are on high demand at registration time. Mainly, it is the instructor teaching the class that drives students to register for a particular class.

Election year 2004 is upon us and in the last election only 18 million young people voted out of 40 million. MTV and Rock the Vote are challenging that number this election year and believe they can get 20 million young people to come out and vote this time around.