Campus Briefs

Orginizations to registerwith OSA

The deadline is approaching fast for any newly forming student organizations to register with the Office of Student Activities. An organization may register at any point throughout the academic year. In order to receive funding from the SGAthe organization must submit their application by Friday, Sept. 17th.

Masked knights roam campus

Keep your eyes open for six blue knights walking around campus. The Office of Student Development hopes to get school sprit up and running with these anonymous masked mascots. Each knight has pledged not to reveal his or her identity no matter what circumstance arises. In order to contact the blue knights, e-mail then at blueknights@cabrini.edu.

Trip to New York Opera House Planned

Fine Arts Department will be hosting a trip to New York City to see Carmen at the Metropolitan Opera House. The trip will cost $75 and transportation will be provided by the school, thanks to the Office of Student Development.

‘Up Till Dawn’takes shape

The ‘Up Till Dawn’staff is keeping busy organizing events to help raise money for St. Jude Children’s Hospital. Keep your eyes open for information tables at events around campus. The executive board is looking for five person teams that will help fundraise throughout the school year. All of the money collected at the events will be sent to St. Jude’s in order to pay for daily hopspital costs.

Freshmen settle into rooms

about the process. He believes that the paperwork that went on in the summer helped make the move in day move as smoothly as possible.

Alumni were also present to welcome new students to their Almamater. This is the first time in a few years that Alumni helped with move-in day. “I think it’s a great chance to interact with the current students,” said Jamie Miller of the Alumni board. The Alumni helped out by handing

Anyone who has a question or a concern about any of the above matters may call my office and speak with me without charge. If representation is necessary, an appointment can be scheduled on campus, in center city, or at my office out bottles of water that were geared in Cavalier uniforms. This was perfect considering the weather, being as hot and humid as it was.

New Residance Hall is housing about 50 freshman students this year. Currently no Cabrini students are being hosed at Harcum. Amajority of seniors chose to live off campus rather than taking up the offer of the leased dorms at Harcum. The campus is full of friendly new faces and is ready for the semester to start.