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‘Julie and Julia’ tells story about fulfilling your dreams

By Molly Kearney | September 3, 2009
"Julie and Julia" is the story of two lost souls finding out what life's meaning is all about. The film itself is taken from blogger and author Julie Powell's blogging memoir "Julie & Julia," and Julia Child's posthumous biography. For Powell, it's as simple as sticking to one goal just once in her life.

Cabrini implements new core curriculum, ‘Justice Matters’

By Molly Kearney | August 27, 2009
Cabrini has implemented a new curriculum this fall, called "Justice Matters". All freshmen and transfer students will participate in the new core curriculum. It is the administration's hope that all students will benefit from the new ideas and approaches that "Justice Matters" brings to the college.

Ditch the booth, pale is the new tan

By Molly Kearney | April 30, 2009
Let's be honest, everyone wants to be tan. But here's the thing, I do not tan. And when I say that I mean, I physically do not tan. I cannot go into a tanning salon and come out a beautiful golden color. I envy those that can, but I know that it's not even physically possible for me.

Students lend helping hand in CSS partnership

By Molly Kearney | April 23, 2009
On any given day, Catholic Social Services in Norristown is bustling with people. Those that go there look not only to help themselves but others as well. Cabrini College has become a valuable partner to CSS just through lending a helping hand. Cabrini and CSS have been working together for the past three years.

College to participate in annual Earth Day event

By Molly Kearney | April 16, 2009
Cabrini will participate in its second annual Crabby Creek Earth Day event on Saturday, April 18.

Professor teaches through experience

By Molly Kearney | April 2, 2009
Not many professors at Cabrini would consider wine-making and forensic science, essentials. However, Dr. Melinda Harrison, associate professor of chemistry, would. "When I was in school unfortunately I did not have the best teachers to teach me certain subjects so I thought as I struggled through it maybe I could teach students who couldn't be reached before," Harrison said.

First lady’s right to bare arms

By Molly Kearney | March 26, 2009
First ladies. Are they meant to define a nation by their clothing or by their actions? Recently, our newest first lady Michelle Obama caused quite a stir by appearing in her official portrait in a sleeveless black Michael Kors dress. This little incident has now become known as "sleevegate.

Bill to relieve student cost

By Molly Kearney | March 19, 2009
With the economy in collapse, the time has come to save higher education.

Underclassmen prevail in powder puff game

By Molly Kearney | March 5, 2009
As night set in on Thursday, Feb. 26, female Cabrini students gathered to play powder puff football at the Edith Robb Dixon Turf Field. The second annual event was held by Cabrini's Student Athletic Advisory Council, and was organized by Liz Zimmer, junior marketing major and Elissa Salantri, senior business administration major.

Studies show women have harder time combating hunger

By Molly Kearney | February 19, 2009
Women have a harder time suppressing hunger than men, according to a new study done by the U.S. Department of Energy's Brookhaven National Laboratory released on Jan. 19. The study shows that men, not women, are able to control their brain's response to their favorite foods.
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‘Julie and Julia’ tells story about fulfilling your dreams

By Molly Kearney | September 3, 2009
"Julie and Julia" is the story of two lost souls finding out what life's meaning is all about. The film itself is taken from blogger and author Julie Powell's blogging memoir "Julie & Julia," and Julia Child's posthumous biography. For Powell, it's as simple as sticking to one goal just once in her life.

Cabrini implements new core curriculum, ‘Justice Matters’

By Molly Kearney | August 27, 2009
Cabrini has implemented a new curriculum this fall, called "Justice Matters". All freshmen and transfer students will participate in the new core curriculum. It is the administration's hope that all students will benefit from the new ideas and approaches that "Justice Matters" brings to the college.

Ditch the booth, pale is the new tan

By Molly Kearney | April 30, 2009
Let's be honest, everyone wants to be tan. But here's the thing, I do not tan. And when I say that I mean, I physically do not tan. I cannot go into a tanning salon and come out a beautiful golden color. I envy those that can, but I know that it's not even physically possible for me.

Students lend helping hand in CSS partnership

By Molly Kearney | April 23, 2009
On any given day, Catholic Social Services in Norristown is bustling with people. Those that go there look not only to help themselves but others as well. Cabrini College has become a valuable partner to CSS just through lending a helping hand. Cabrini and CSS have been working together for the past three years.

College to participate in annual Earth Day event

By Molly Kearney | April 16, 2009
Cabrini will participate in its second annual Crabby Creek Earth Day event on Saturday, April 18.

Professor teaches through experience

By Molly Kearney | April 2, 2009
Not many professors at Cabrini would consider wine-making and forensic science, essentials. However, Dr. Melinda Harrison, associate professor of chemistry, would. "When I was in school unfortunately I did not have the best teachers to teach me certain subjects so I thought as I struggled through it maybe I could teach students who couldn't be reached before," Harrison said.

First lady’s right to bare arms

By Molly Kearney | March 26, 2009
First ladies. Are they meant to define a nation by their clothing or by their actions? Recently, our newest first lady Michelle Obama caused quite a stir by appearing in her official portrait in a sleeveless black Michael Kors dress. This little incident has now become known as "sleevegate.

Bill to relieve student cost

By Molly Kearney | March 19, 2009
With the economy in collapse, the time has come to save higher education.

Underclassmen prevail in powder puff game

By Molly Kearney | March 5, 2009
As night set in on Thursday, Feb. 26, female Cabrini students gathered to play powder puff football at the Edith Robb Dixon Turf Field. The second annual event was held by Cabrini's Student Athletic Advisory Council, and was organized by Liz Zimmer, junior marketing major and Elissa Salantri, senior business administration major.

Studies show women have harder time combating hunger

By Molly Kearney | February 19, 2009
Women have a harder time suppressing hunger than men, according to a new study done by the U.S. Department of Energy's Brookhaven National Laboratory released on Jan. 19. The study shows that men, not women, are able to control their brain's response to their favorite foods.
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