Howe anticipates number retirement
The Philadelphia Flyers are scheduled to hold a ceremony to retire the number of former defenseman Mark Howe on Monday, March 6, prior to that evening’s game against the Detroit Red Wings.
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Men’s basketball wins third consecutive CSAC title
The Cavaliers men’s basketball team defeated the Keystone College Giants by a score of 86-79 to win the Colonial States Athletic Conference championship at the Nerney Field House on Friday, Feb. 24.
Local player Ryan continues to be NHL star
Ryan still continues to expand upon his promising career. The way he’s going, it will lead to success in the future.
Zabel’s 95 wins set school record
Men’s basketball senior guard Greg Zabel recorded his 95th win in a Cavalier uniform in a 96-85 victory against the Keystone College Giants on Wednesday, Feb. 15.
Making a difference through soccer
“I loved soccer, and I loved to help people out,” Saah said. “This would be a way to bring two of my passions together.”
Video games leisure or obsession?
Anybody who has picked up a video game controller to play has their preferences as to what categories they like.
Manning, Giants win Super Bowl XLVI
The New York Giants defeated the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLVI by a score of 21 to 17.
Travelers look ahead to South African immersion
Students, faculty and staff of the college are anticipating a three-week immersion project to South Africa this coming June.
Eagles edge Lady Cavs in close contest
The Lady Cavaliers basketball team dropped a hard-fought contest to the Eastern University Eagles by a score of 61-51 at the gymnasium on Eastern’s campus.
Alumni offers advice for the real world
“When you graduate, you're not suddenly finished learning."
Modern-day slavery: discussion, film teach students about human trafficking
Human trafficking, whether for sex, labor or both, may not be visible, but it is still
significant. However, there are still resources out there to combat it.
Outta’ Right Field: Players deserve say in Rice scandal
Players may have been grossly offended by Rice’s bullying, but had they felt like he was their best chance at winning going forward, they should at least have some say as to determining his fate.
CRS Ambassadors preparing for Food Fast
The College first hosted Food Fast last year, which was an eye-opening experience for many who participated in it. 14 students and three faculty members spent 10 hours fasting, involving themselves in case-study scenarios and reflecting on the experience.
Ivy Young Willis Award presented to alumna Buzzallino
The Ivy Young Willis Award was presented to alumna Joan M. Buzzallino of the class of 1996 in a ceremony at the Mansion on March 21.
Student charged in bomb threat
Radnor Township police have charged a student following a bomb threat last Sunday in Woodcrest Hall.
Alumna Buzzallino set to receive Ivy Young Willis Award
William G. Willis founded the award as a means to honor his late wife, whose work in Pittsburgh, Pa. paved the way for reading to be taught on public television.
History majors after graduation
History and political science majors face a multitude of options they could pursue after graduation.
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