Senior’s final season as Cav

and information about blood pressure relevance to health issues. Among a few exercise stations, students did several activities such as step-ups, muscular strength and endurance testing, and even a running test. The endurance station was brought to us by the hardworking students of ESH470, a class dedicated to testing and exercise.

Among the infatuating yet gross activities to take part in at the fair, the underline skin station, brought to us by Blue Cross, was the most revealing. This station included a Dermascan screening that had this journalist scared to look back in the mirror. This scan shows damaged skin, even freckles that are under your skin, using a special UVbulb, and the results can be far from pretty.

As many health fair participants continued to work up a hunger at the lunch-hour festivities, some satisfied their hunger pangs with many different kinds of health food provided by Kimberton Whole Foods.

The Kimberton Whole Food station offered a wide variety of health foods for students to sample. Kimberton Whole foods are a family run business that currently offers two local locations. Of the many different types of food being offered, the Cheesy Beer Smear dip they had out for samples was the favorite, providing a healthy twist far and beyond the usual chips and dip.

When it came to free gifts, the leader of the pack was local dentist Ronald Zarfarian. His station gave out the best in dental supplies such as Oral B toothbrushes, floss, mouthwash and toothpaste. This station featured a great before and after shot taken directly from his customer’s files that beat any late night teeth-whitening infomercial.

Cabrini College Counseling services featured an alcohol awareness station that took an alcohol survey in support of National Alcohol Awareness Month. The test featured questions varying from how often do you have 4 or more drinks, to how often you feel remorse after drinking. After taking the test the results were than tallied up. Based on the results of this test students were then given a brief review. This active screening had every student that participated thinking a little bit more about his or her drinking, and how it could potentially affect themselves and those around them.

Yoga guru Linda Shikitino, Cabrini Zen Yoga teacher, featured her own yoga station, and active yoga class throughout the fair. Shikitino, who happens to be producing her own yoga video by popular demand, stressed only one thing to health fair attendees, simply put, “Just take a moment, and breathe.”

This year’s health fair was more fun than many could have anticipated. Christa Angeloni, senior religious studies major, attributed much of the success of the fair to the number of attendees, “ So many people showed up.” Angeloni went on to say “ People really got a lot out of every stand they went to, and actually had a lot of fun doing it.”

Senior reminisces on final season, struggles and perks of playing college sports.

Diana Frosch, third baseman for the Cavaliers, will be graduating from Cabrini this May with a degree in elementary education. She graduated from Interboro High School and entered Cabrini four years ago, mainly because of soccer, softball, and her major.

Frosch sometimes found it hard to balance her major with sports, especially softball. This year she is student teaching all throughout the season and sometimes she is faced with conflicting schedules. However, she does a good job of balancing school and sports. Frosch has learned a lot here at Cabrini by being an athlete.

the 2005 season and she feels confident that the team will be as successful this season as in the past.

However, Frosch’s favorite season was during her junior year when the Cavaliers won PAC’s, beating Misericordia while only having eleven players. She will never forget the three PAC championships that the Softball team won, and she feels confident that she will graduate having won the championship every year of her college career.

“The many roles I have to take on as an athlete, a leader, and a friend as well as meshing with the various personalities on our team on and off the field helped me learn the most.”

Diana Frosch Senior, third baseman

The biggest thing she gained were different qualities that will help her after she graduates.

Frosch said, “The many roles I have to take on as an athlete, a leader, and a friend as well as meshing with the various personalities on our team on and off the field helped me learn the most.” Frosch has enjoyed and still is enjoying being a Cabrini softball player. She has a positive outlook on

When Frosch looks onto her summer after graduation she feels she will miss softball the most. She has played for sixteen years and will miss playing softball almost everyday because it is such a big part of her life. However, she will play for a summer softball team and plans on getting a coaching position to help keep softball in her life.

When asked if she is looking forward to graduation, Frosch said “Yes and No. Yes because I want to get a job and have my own classroom, but no because I’m going to miss playing sports.” It is clear that she cannot wait to begin her career as a teacher, but will always miss her years of being a college athlete.