Life lesson

than anyone can imagine.

I went to one of the last home games on Wednesday, Feb. 16 to see what it would be like and if Cabrini's president would show up. She didn't--for those who are wondering. However, the stands were packed with students and alumni who came to speak and show their support for the coach. One former player even told a story about how he desperately wanted the Cabrini coaches to attend his wedding but the coaches were unaware of the wedding date and had previously made plans to go on vacation together.

The man speaking sounded overjoyed when he proudly started telling the crowd that the coaches had left their vacation to make it to his wedding. He recounted this fond memory while wearing the original Cabrini warm-up jersey that he hadn't put on in 23 years.

The people who chose not to rehire him were not at the game to witness this, but will read about it when picking up local newspapers. The decision not to rehire Dzik seemed to be for reasons that are unknown to Dzik and the Cabrini community. It makes one wonder how involved the administration is with the college.

Needless to say, our school's reputation has already been damaged. Alumni don't want anything to do with this school, along with students who will not want to associate with the school upon graduation. This should be one of many reasons to reconsider the renewal of Dzik's contract.