Students unaffected by LaSalle rapes

ASHLEY WEYLER STAFF WRITER ARW723@CABRINI EDU

It is seven o’clock on Thursday night. Most students are “pre-gaming” for the Thirsty Thursday festivities, but 22 year-old Melissa Landrin, a senior elementary education major, is walking back from class to her apartment. As soon as she arrives, there is a certain aura in the air. It’s an exciting feeling that makes Thursday nights so special on Cabrini’s campus.

Landrin hops on the shower and consumes a few drinks while she gets herself ready for the night. She and her roommates then have a few drinks together before Melissa makes her rounds to various apartments in the building. “By midnight, we all get a little more rowdy but never too outof-control. We just like to act stupid and let loose because it’s the beginning of the weekend,” Landrin said.

Landrin and her friends appear to be celebrating the end of the week somewhat responsibly They have never experienced any type of danger, just pure fun.

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