Lobbying for change

Lobbying for change

Twenty three students in the Working for Global Justice seminar class traveled from their Cabrini classroom to Washington D.C., on Friday, April 11, in order to lobby Congress on the topic of foreign assistance for underdeveloped countries and additional funding for food aid.

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News

Gore campaigns to reduce effects of global warming

Gore campaigns to reduce effects of global warming

Former Vice President Al Gore is hoping to change the world with three years and a $300 million ad campaign. The goal of the costly campaign is to urge Americans to push for a more aggressive reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. Gore is launching the ad campaign with the Alliance for Climate Protection, a group he created in 2006.

A & E

Cabrini shows its talent with 'Godspell'

Cabrini shows its talent with 'Godspell'

Lighting, humorous anecdotes, light-hearted music and Jesus placed together combined the powerful musical of "Godspell" under the direction of Dr. Thomas Stretton, Jr., assistant professor of education. Due to the tremendous demand for tickets an eighth show was added.

Features

Save fuel, drive a hybrid

Save fuel, drive a hybrid

Gas prices are shockingly high. The prices may continue to climb over the summer. Consumers are looking for hybrids to elevate some of the cost of high gas prices as well as being more eco-friendly. According to J.D. Power and Associates, sales of hybrid and diesel-powered cars will more than triple by 2015.

Perspectives

'Greener' changes on campus help, not solve

'Greener' changes on campus help, not solve

Recently for a class I was given a challenge to monitor my usage of water for one week. Then for the next week, significantly reduce the amount of water that I use comfortably in order to help the environment. I discovered that I am careless. Due to the other results in my class, I discovered we care very little about the extent we excessively use our water resources.

Sports

Baseball Club splits double-header

Baseball Club splits double-header

The Cabrini Baseball Club Team played a double-header against Rider University on Saturday, April 12 at neighboring Eastern University's baseball field. The team lost the first game 9-6 but came back in the second game with a 16-6 victory. Sophomore Mike Manzione led the first game at noon on Saturday but several errors cost the Cavaliers the game.

Blogs

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Loquitur News Blurbals

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