Paul Williams

he fluctuating economy, and the unsure effect of war on the economy, Cabrini students wonder what finding a job will be like after graduation. "Getting hired now is harder now than it was a few years ago," John Heiberger, chairperson of business administration, said.

Informed Cabrini students who are worried about the future of their world started an activism group wanting to take a stand for what they believe in, and they want to go one step further by educating the students about certain events taking place around the world that they might not know about.

Five experts presented the relevance of the American Constitution to Americans of today through a succession of lectures. On Saturday, Nov. 9 the history club of Cabrini presented "'We the People' The Constitution and It's Meaning." Dr. Gerald Fitzpatrick, professor and chairperson of politics at Ursinus College, presented the importance of Marbury vs.

A spiritual exploration group is discussing questions that students have about life and looking to the answers found throughout the Bible, The group meets every Wednesday in room 205A in the Widener Center. The meetings start at 5:45 p.m. and end at 6:45 p.

Students at Cabrini talking to professors outside of class about course material gradually becomes more common as the student progresses in years at Cabrini. However, working outside of class on a committee or group with a faculty member is not done by many students.