THE UNCH

I’m Lauren Reilly and I’m from Havertown P.A.I am the News Editor for the Loquitur as well as an editor for the Woodcrest magazine.I like semicolons,appositional phrases,commas and the letter q.When I’m not hyphenating things,I like to spend time with Kristen’s nephew,Cannon.

MynameisKristen Catalanotto.Iamfrom NewOrleans,La.Iam currentlythe News Editor or the Loquitur.IamanRA intheapartmentsandI enjoyspendingtime withmynephew, Cannon.

My name is Christina Williams and I am from Delaware.I am the Managing Editor. My favorite things to do are listen to music and hang out with my friends.I hope to move to New York and be in the Public Relations field after I graduate from Cabrini.

I’m Ange Wagner the A&E Editor.I am also the Chief Student Engineer for 89.1 WYBFFM The Burn.I also intern at 92.5 WXTU and works for WWDB 860 AM.A native of Philadelphia,I know what it’s like to have a good time.

I’m Jessica Marrella from Aston Pa.I am the Features Editor for the Loquitur and I’m also on the dance team.I love spending time at the beach and with my family, friends and boyfriend.

After graduation I hope to pursue a job with a television station.

I’m Matt Campbell and am from Annapolis,Md.I am one of the Sports Editors.I like to play lacrosse and scuba dive. After graduation I hope to become a writer or photojournalist for a major magazine.

I’m Nina Scimenes,and come to Cabrini from Randolph,N.J.I am one of the Sports Editors am a member of the first ever swim team. Traveling is one of my favorite things to do and plan on studying abroad next year in England. After graduating I wish to pursue a career in graphic design and advertising.

I’m Alyssa Schoenleber from Southern N.J.I am the Copy Editor for the Loquitur.I love to travel,sail and hike.Upon graduation from Cabrini,I hope to pursue a career as a travel writer am also interested in continuing my education in speech therapy.

Nina Scimenes Sportseditor

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Dorm rooms are a place you call your home, so why not make it look like one? Decorating is a chance to put your personality on display. Transforming a small space into an organized living space is not as hard as it may seem, all you need are the right tools.

Stores to check out: Bed Bath & Beyond Linen’s & Things Urban Outfitters Crate&Barrel

Cecelia Francisco,from nor theast Philly.I am one of the Photography Editors and also an editor for the web.I like going to concer ts,anything involving music, photography and movies, and I have to say my favorite past time is lounging around talking with friends (a thing of the past)! I’d like to work in radio or photography once I’m done school.

My name is Aegina Foto I am from New Orleans, La.Iam currently the Photo Editor for the Loquitur.I love traveling, and having a good time with my friends and family. After graduation I hope to get a job at a television station producing and editing.

My name is Michael Sitiriche and I am the Perspectives Editor I’m from Brooklyn,New York. After graduation I would like to do PR work for a major clothing company and eventually one day open up my very own clothing line.

My name is Dr.Jerry Zurek.I am the head of the English and communications department.I am also the advisor of the Loquitur.

I’m Shawn Rice from Paoli,Pa.and I’m currently the Editor-in-Chief of the Loquitur.I enjoy working with video and writing for the newspaper.To find some of my movies log onto my website at http://www.agent155.com /ricekake.

Before going shopping for necessities and accessories, take out the measuring tape. Moving heavy furniture around without knowing if it fits is a big hassle that can be easily avoided. Not to mention the hassle of moving furniture around in a small space. A great way to add space is by either bunking your beds or having them lofted. And don’t be afraid to ask for help from your neighbors for advice on rearranging the position of the furniture. An outsider’s eye is always good to keep around. Now comes to the fun part, dressing up the bare walls. Cinder block can give off an instant feel of entrapment that needs to be escaped. Choosing what means the most to you in your life is the key to finding what fits your room best. Simply hanging posters and pictures is the first step to a cozy homeaway-from-home environment. Another great way to cover up those bare walls is with a tapestry or blanket. They’re really big and add a splash of color to any wall. Another way to add color is to use a shower curtain as a make shift closet door. Besides adding color they also hide a messy closet. Aside from the typical posters and favorite-framed photos, lighting and window finishing touches will add a polished look to your room. Accent lighting is perfect for many settings. Book lamps are good to keep around the area you plan on doing school work so you can read in a well lit area. Darker lighting is good to keep in mind for the times when you are having company at night and want it to be more of a calming atmosphere instead of the standard florescent-bright ceiling light.

You should not feel like a stranger to your own room. When you walk into your room after you have finished decorating you should feel as comfortable as you do in your own home with your family. Have a great time and good luck!

Before making any permanent decisions dealing with either your walls or your wallet, shop around. Afterthoughts are always good for finishing touches but brainstorming is much more important. Sketch an idea of what you want the finished product to look like so you do not have do something more than once.

Most department stores, such as Macy’s Sear’s, and JCPenny’s home and kitchen sections carry most of what you will need. Don’t forget to keep your eyes pealed for coupons that come in the mail for college discount sales.

Tips for every room:

*Bright colors make any room look bigger *Never buy some- thing that you can’t store later *Be practical when purchasing furniture, party fouls do hap- pen!

*Think cheap with fur- niture. You may only need it for one semester*Use underbed stor- age containers to save space.