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by Debbie Kidon Cabrini 's security department has a new security officer who is just a little different from our usual security officers. You see, this one is named Debi. Profile: Debi Bruinsma Her full name is Debi Bruinsma, and she started her job here as a part time security officer on Nov. 16. Bruinsma said that she heard of the job opening at Cabrini through an instructor at Deleware County Community College, where she is working on degrees in criminal justice and sociology. Bruinsma has only lived in the Philadelphia area for about six months. Her family moved here about a year ago, but Bruinsma was attending Calvin College in Michigan . Her father 's occupation caused the family to move worked in a probation department in Michigan . Her job was to be an assistant to a probation officer, She performed clerical work, answered phones , set up appointments, and was called a case aid worker . She also worked in a shoplifting program . Bruinsma's job was to talk to people who had been arrested for shoplifting and then either -recommended or did not recommend that they be allowed into a rehabilition program for 10 weeks . She also held a job in a juvenile detention home . 'We hired Debi because she is intelligent, excited about her work, and very enthusiastic. Debi is here because of her experience and I feel that she will be a credit to the department.' -Larry Lantz, supervisor of security. Debi Bruinsma recently assumed part-time duties for Cabrini's security force. She is the first female ever hired for such a position at the college. (Photo by Debbie Kidon) 'I would like to do police work or social work someday. I was originally interested in social work, and through that, I became interested in criminal justice. I came here for a job because it would help me reach my future goals.' -Debi Bruinsma, new security officer. While living in Dallas , she worked in the city courthouse, where she saw episodes of the television serie s, Dallas , being filmed. The detention home was run by a group of catholic nuns , but the juveniles were placed there by aourt order . Her job there was just basically to keep the juveniles in their rooms and make sure that no one tried to escape . around the country every few years. Bruinsma has lived in places such as Michigan, where she was born, California, Washington, Rochester, and most recently , Dallas . Bruinsma said , "I would like to do police work or probation work someday . I was originally interested in social work, and through that , I became interested in criminal justice. I came here for a job because it would help me reach my future goals. " Larry Lantz , supervisor of secur ity , said, "We hired Debi because she is intelligent , excited about her work, and very enthusiastic . Debi is here because of her experience and I feel that she will be a credit to the department and to the college." Bruinsma had several jobs and internships that have helped her work toward her goal. At one time , she CREATIVE WRITING Campus Ministry unifies all religious communities

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by Susan Baj The campus ministry of Cabrini College, is an often overlooked and underestimated organization which deserves recognit ion. The campus ministry serves man y vast helpful purposes. Tanya Bolcar , sen ior, president of the campus ministry, reveals its main purpose as "trying to tie together the spiritual side of the student in relation to their activities on and off campus ." According to Sr. Bernadette Casciano,

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become very much like our own families. Other activit ies campus ministry has scheduled to take place in the same general time period include "Christmas Around the World," a display type event to feature aspects of what Christmas is like all over the world. The "Yule Log" celebration is scheduled for Dec.12. This is an on-going Cabrini tradition. Campus ministry aims to bring the campus together as a community The nearest scheduled event to take place is "World Fast Day," on Nov.17. Students and teachers are asked to sign-up to fast, meaning refraining from their lunch meal for that day. The savings will then be counted and donated to a worthy organization.

'People concerned about people is what Campus Ministry is all about.' - Tanya Bolcar, CMA pi·esident.

Bolcar revealed that many people are needed to work on various committees in order to help the previously mentioned activities take place and be successful. "If you would like to be involved, please sign up because we need lots of help ," Bolcar said. If you are interested , please contact the campus ministry office. Campus ministry is an organization at Cabrini that does many things for people and asks for nothing in return . "People concerned about people," is what campus ministry is all about, Bolcar said. The organization looks for the individual , and tries to show people the importance of the little things in life, which we often tend to overlook.

Everything people do in campus ministry is done on a voluntary basis, according to Bolcar. The work does not benefit any major, or give any external recognition to its members However, the recognition seems internal, and extremely worthwhile . In campus ministry, the moderators and officers really work together. Bolcar said, "There is very good communication between all sides." ''The moderators really support us, and back us up whenever we need them,"she continued. People don't really seem to see the campus ministry as an active organization . However, it has undergone many changes in the last four years, in-both on and off campus activities. These activities are not just "religious activities."