Woodcrest magazine r·eveals new face

by COiieenConner staff writer

During the week of May 2, Cabrini will be putting out its spring edition of the Woodcrest Magazine. The magazine will be priced at $5 and will be available for anyone interested in reviewing the talents of students.

Students involved with the Woodcrest practicum and Nonfiction Writing for Publication, taught by Dr. Charles Mc_Cormick, will distribute the magazines at different

Cryptic when they were up and running, so as a result both publications were combined into ·a new, larger magazine, the current • Woodcrest.

Dr. McCormick, Dr. Seth Frechie and Dr. Jerry Zurek of the

These dasses require students to write various manuscripts of creative and non-fiction writing. The best stories then get chosen to appear in the Woodcrest Magazine for that particular semester. This spring, the magazine is focused on non-fiction manuscripts, artwork and phot.ography. There will be several non-fiction essays produced by Cabrini writers. as well as a piece of poetry, a collection of student artwork and photo essay.

The students photo by Kalie Reing have worked diliareas on campus.

A few years ago, there was a Woodcrest gently to create this magazine. On April 23, there will

Yearbook, which focused on the senior students of Cabrini College. There was also a journal .knownas the Cryptic, which presented various creative writing pieces, photography and artwork from the students at Cabrini.

Students look forward to the brand new Woodcrest magazine on May 2, with an additional 30 pages of material compared to the fall issue which will be perfect-bound. be a reading in the English/communications depart- Gryphon Cafe, in Wayne, at 7:30 ment decided to add several class- p.m., where visitors can join the

COMETO THE • WOODCREST READING

TuESDAY, APRIL 23, 2002

7:30 P.M. - 8:30 P.M. GRYPHONCAFE

105 W. LANCASTERAVENUE WAYNE, PA 19087

Enjoy readings of articles and literary pieces from authors featured in the student-produced magazine.

• There was not much involvement with the yearbook and the es to their curriculum to work -On the .writing and publication of the new magazine. In the fall, Freebie teaches Creative Writing for Publication, and in the spring, McConnick teaches Non-fiction Writing for Publication. in celebration of the complete of the magazine. The reading will feature the works that are present• • ed in the Woodcrest Magazine Spring 2002 edition. The authors will read excerpts from their writings.

Formore information contact: Dr. Seth Freebie @ x 8364 Dr. Charles McCormick @ x 8467