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Nick LaRosa
Articles by Nick LaRosa
Review of the Week: NHL 11
NHL 11, the latest hockey game released by EA Sports, hit stores on Sept. 7. After playing this game, both casual and dedicated hockey fans will agree that this may just be the most realistic hockey game ever created.
Cabrini can only gain from more international students
If you haven’t encountered any international students at Cabrini then you are probably not alone. In fact, international students make up fewer than one percent of the student population at Cabrini.
Review of the Week: Chiodos “Illuminaudio”
Post-hardcore band Chiodos released their third album “Illuminaudio” on Tuesday, Oct. 5. The album debuted at the No. 37 spot on the Billboard 200 top albums chart and was the band's first release since 2007. "Illuminaudio" is the first Chiodos album to feature new lead vocalist Brandon Bolmer, who replaced Craig Owens after he was let go by the band in late 2009. Fans of Chiodos should not hesitate to pick up the new album, which features the tracks "Caves," “Modern Wolf Hair” and “Scaremonger.”
Celebs attempt to end to gay suicides
A number of celebrities have recently spoken out on gay ridicule and bullying in an attempt to give those in distress about their sexual… Read More
Sports Blurbals
Colts defeat Chiefs 19-9 The Indianapolis Colts defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 19-9 on Sunday, Oct. 10. Prior to losing, the Chiefs had been… Read More
Lady Cavs shutout Cedar Crest 7-0
The women’s soccer team defeated CSAC opponent Cedar Crest 7-0 to improve their season record to 6-1. The victory on Saturday, Sept. 18 was… Read More
Outta’ Right Field: Athletes need to learn a lesson
If you’re an athlete whose team is in the playoffs, play smart and be smart.
Men’s tennis earns No. 2 spot in CSAC playoffs
Despite losing to the Marywood University Pacers by a score of 8-1 on Saturday, April 21, Cabrini’s men’s tennis team clinched the No. 2 spot in the CSAC playoffs.
Uniform advertisements will never be acceptable
The uniform, jersey, sweater – whatever you call it – is a respected part of sports culture. If an organization feels the need to sell out and put a sponsor’s logo where the crest should be, well, that’s just a shame for everyone.
Cavs erupt for 24 goals on Senior Day
Cabrini’s men’s lacrosse team exploded for 24 goals in a 24-5 victory over Immaculata University on Saturday, April 14, at Edith Robb Dixon Field.
Our teams, our pride
Do something extraordinary: a slogan that means as much to our student-athletes as it does to our campus community.
Outta’ Right Field: Bring it, Pittsburgh
If you were a WWE fan growing up, I’m sure you could classify the Flyers-Penguins first-round matchup as being the pay-per-view Hell in a Cell match.
Wierman shares tips for proper nutrition with student-athletes
According to Tim Wierman, the four key components of sports nutrition are seen as fuel for the athlete, pregame meals, recovery and hydration.
Children, athletics focus of faculty panel discussion
Played recreationally or as a part of a team, sports can always be tied to a number of core values and the skills children adopt can go far beyond the playing field
Editorial: Diamonds in the rough, recognizing our elite athletes
When a college sports team clinches a berth in the NCAA playoffs, it’s a big deal. When your school’s own basketball team moves on to the Final Four round of the NCAA Tournament for the first time in program history, it’s the talk of the school.
Cabrini holds off ECSU, advances to Elite Eight
For the first time in school history, the Cabrini Cavaliers will be playing in the Elite Eight round of the NCAA Division III tournament.
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