Murder and Mystery: at the Mansion

by Kendra Clark staff writer

Murder, mystery and dinner come to the mansion for an evening of socializing.

On Saturday, Feb. 10, the Cabrini College Social Committee will host Murder at the Mansion.

The event, which will start at 7 p.m., is exclusive for faculty, staff and their guests.

The event, which costs $40 per person, includes cocktails, dinner, dessert and clues.

Besides enjoying a dinner party, guests will be involved in a murder case. The object of the evening is to figure out who the murderer is.

Along with Williamson, a professional actor and two students have been asked to act out the plot.

The guests will also be asked to play roles. which will lead to whom the murderer is.

The Social Committee, which hosted this event two years ago, is trying to bold. the event every other year because, according to Ruth Richardson, coordinator of the event, "people bad a great time."

According to Richards, the last time the event occurred President Iadarola was the murderer, but nobody knows who will be the person this year.

The winner of the event will get to take home a congratulatory certificate stating that they were the winner of murder at the mansion.

Back by popular demand: Nielsen's Top Ten Valentine's Day Pick-up lines

10. My vote goes for Bush and Dick.

9. Now that we have taken the edge off, prepare to feel the bum.

8. Wanna celebrate 69 nights?

7. You'll be damper than a dryer in the apartments.

6. I just finished the Art of Erotic Love, the book that is. What are you doing?

5. Wanna take a sabbatical?

4. The ladies call me flex money

3. You're a thespian. I don't mind. Actually that turns me on.

2. Tired of playing with softballs?

1. Even if you're broke, my love don't cost a thing.

A Valentine's Day Hit

by Dave WIiey guest writer

So the big heart day is rapidly approaching. Trying to figure out what to do with the limited resources you have? Want to please that someone special? Tired of the ol' candy and flowers routine? You don't have to be a chef to make chocolate covered fruit for your loved one. All you need is a microwave, fruit, parchment paper and coating chocolate. ( Do not use wax paper or candy bars. It won't work.) Just follow these easy instructions.

1. melt the chocolate in the microwave

2. stir the chocolate, melt thoroughly (chocolate will be hot)

3. dip the fruit (strawberries, bananas) into the chocolate

4. lay the chocolate covered fruit onto parchment paper

5. let air dry for for 3-5 minutes

6. enjoy!

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