Pete Kulick

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McCormick to replace O’Connell as academic dean

By Pete Kulick | April 29, 2004
Dr. Catherine O'Connell, dean of academic affairs is leaving Cabrini to pursue a position as vice president for academic affairs and Dean of Defiance College in Defiance, Ohio. English and communications professor Dr. Charlie McCormick will replace O'Connell.

How does Cabrini push the limits?

By Pete Kulick | April 22, 2004
How far can the limits be pushed on Cabrini's radio station WYBF? To ascertain how far an individual can go on Cabrini's public radio station, one must understand the rules and guidelines set forth by Cabrini as well as the Federal Communications Commision.

First female Coffeehouse performer makes debut

By Pete Kulick | December 4, 2003
Coffeehouses are a dime a dozen, but the acts that perform in them are anything but. The room was dim, except for the purple lights hanging from the rafters. A lone piano stands centered on the stage that is set for an unknown singer/songwriter, Jennifer Marie.

All tuned out

By Pete Kulick | December 4, 2003
An experienced weightlifter is pumping out his last set. As he pushes out his sixth rep, his spotter screams, "One more! Get up!" Our weightlifter goes for it. As he is close to completion, he loses concentration for a moment only to hear Bette Midler's voice softly pouring through the gym speakers, singing a love ballad.

McCormick to replace O’Connell as academic dean

By Pete Kulick | April 29, 2004
Dr. Catherine O'Connell, dean of academic affairs is leaving Cabrini to pursue a position as vice president for academic affairs and Dean of Defiance College in Defiance, Ohio. English and communications professor Dr. Charlie McCormick will replace O'Connell.

How does Cabrini push the limits?

By Pete Kulick | April 22, 2004
How far can the limits be pushed on Cabrini's radio station WYBF? To ascertain how far an individual can go on Cabrini's public radio station, one must understand the rules and guidelines set forth by Cabrini as well as the Federal Communications Commision.

First female Coffeehouse performer makes debut

By Pete Kulick | December 4, 2003
Coffeehouses are a dime a dozen, but the acts that perform in them are anything but. The room was dim, except for the purple lights hanging from the rafters. A lone piano stands centered on the stage that is set for an unknown singer/songwriter, Jennifer Marie.

All tuned out

By Pete Kulick | December 4, 2003
An experienced weightlifter is pumping out his last set. As he pushes out his sixth rep, his spotter screams, "One more! Get up!" Our weightlifter goes for it. As he is close to completion, he loses concentration for a moment only to hear Bette Midler's voice softly pouring through the gym speakers, singing a love ballad.
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