PERSPECTIVES YOU SPEAK Values on campus

MICHAEL A. SITIRICHE PERSPECTIVES EDITOR MAS723@ CABRINI EDU

Last year I remember a certain letter to the editor questioning the values of students on campus. Calling the quality of what we right “hedonistic,” wanting us to challenge our current values of “no one is going to tell me what to do, I want, what I want, when I want.” True this maybe the view of many students at Cabrini but then again, look at what we do as a community here at Cabrini.

When you first enter Cabrini as a freshman, the first Monday of the school year is your day of service. You go and volunteer at several places in the Philadelphia area. Groups of Cabrini freshmen go out in buses and vans to these places and give there time to help out. Still think there are no Christians on campus?

Then again during junior year in your Seminar 300 class you once again go out to volunteer for an entire semester not just for a day. Being a member of the Loquitur I took offense to this letter to the editor.

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