Boy Scouts of America Organization, helps people dealing with tough times
Has there ever come a time when something in life prohibits you from continuing activities that you really love? My example is playing organized… Read More
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What it was like to grow up with a rare form of epilepsy
It took seven years for a doctor to correctly diagnose me. Seven years of constant doctor’s appointments. Seven years of questions with no definite… Read More
Losing a friend can be hard but you might be better off without them
(Editor’s Note: Names have been changed in this story to preserve their privacy) Friends are the people we go to for pretty much everything:… Read More
One of many families failed by America’s immigration process
Between the years of 2009 and 2013, according to the Washington Post, about 3.7 million people were deported from the United States. Unfortunately, my… Read More
Stop letting little things bother you
Being an anxious person means that I am always on edge. Everything must be planned perfectly throughout the day. I have to follow an… Read More
A Light in the Darkness: Luce Review
“Luce” is a movie that which is a technically stunning, great work of themes and not for the faint of heart. It tackles the… Read More
Too soon to say goodbye
The last words he ever spoke was “I love you, peanut.” On Sept. 1, 2019, my father passed away unexpectedly. I saw him perfectly… Read More
How I made it here
Learning is different for someone with a disorder; mine is a learning and visual processing disorder. I was 2 or 3 years old when… Read More
How to organize yourself and your notes for college
In today’s society, college kids prepare for classes in a number of ways. For the people who do attend college, it might be a… Read More
What’s for dinner and is it healthy?
Sodexo has been Cabrini’s food supplier for as long as I have attended the school. As a junior, I have become curious as to… Read More
The unattainable luxury of eating disorder treatment
If someone told my younger self I’d eventually publish an article about my experience with bulimia and the search for treatment I would’ve called… Read More
Loquitur carved my path in life
Looking back on my four years at Cabrini, one of my biggest accomplishments and the project that I spent the most time on was… Read More
Was declaring my major during the end of sophomore year too late?
In less than six months, I will graduate from college. After four long, stressful years, it will soon be time to put all that… Read More
Abortion rights are human rights
For many years, women all over the world have turned to the process of abortion to manage their unplanned pregnancies. In today’s day and… Read More
How having parents who split at a young age has affected me
If your parents are still together or even like each other, please consider yourself extremely lucky. It’s not easy. Pretty much since the time… Read More
How TV and film inspires me
Ever since I was a kid I loved television. Growing up I knew every theme song to my favorite childhood shows and I knew… Read More
Africans trying to flee the Ukraine unable to cross the border
Ukrainians are desperate to escape Ukraine. Yet, authorities at Ukraine’s border refused to let Africans, who are among the Ukrainians, cross the border into… Read More
We stand with Ukraine: What you can do to help from Cabrini
More than 2 million refugees have fled Ukraine and are now seeking to restart their lives with their families in different countries all over… Read More
Losing Luna; the emotional toll of losing a pet.
On a cloudy Oct. day in 2017, I came home after school to find both my brother and my mom waiting for me in… Read More
Overcoming a family loss and discovering my purpose
I had no sense of direction. No sense of reality. No sense of purpose. I was simply, lost. I lost my brother, Michael Ryan… Read More
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