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Dr. Christine Firer
Hinze speaks on “Follow the Women:
Charting Paths to Economic Justice for All”
As part of the Founder’s Day
Celebration for 2009, Dr. Christine
Firer Hinze, Professor of Theology at Fordham University, shared her
insights on the changing role of women in American society and how key
women, from Mother Irene Gill to Sister Dorothy Ann Kelly, advanced the
role of women through education, on Thursday evening, October 22, 2009
on the Main Campus. Dr. Firer Hinze was welcomed to the College by (r.)
Vice President for Financial Affairs and President-elect Judith
Huntington and (l.) Dr. Joan Bailey, Vice President for Mission and
Identity, who invited Dr. Firer Hinze to speak at The College of New
Rochelle on “Follow the Women: Charting Paths to Economic Justice for
All.” Dr. Hinze has her Ph.D. in Christian Social Ethics from The
University of Chicago. Her research interests include Christian social
ethics, Catholic social thought, liberationist and feminist ethics,
foundational issues in Christian social ethics, power and social
transformatioin, and economic ethics in relation to work, family, and
gender.
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Cardinal
Oscar Andres Rodriguez Maradiaga, SDB, Speaks on
“Issues of Catholic Social Justice.”
“Issues of Catholic Social
Justice” was the topic of a lecture by
Cardinal Oscar Andres Rodriguez Maradiaga, SDB on October 23, 2009 on
the Main Campus. The event was part
of the Founder’s Day celebration.
Cardinal Oscar Andres
Rodriguez Maradiaga, Archbishop of
Tegucigalpa, Honduras, is only the second cardinal from Central
America. He has spoken out repeatedly on social justice issues and in
defense of millions living in abject poverty. He was the Vatican's
spokesperson with the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank on
the issue of Third World debt. Born in Tegucigalpa, Honduras in 1941,
he entered the Salesian order in 1970. Eight years later he was
appointed Titular Bishop of Pudenziana and Auxiliary Bishop of
Tegucigalpa. In 1993 he was named Archbishop of Tegucigalpa, and in
2001 he became his country’s first cardinal. At Commencement in 2008,
The College of New Rochelle awarded him an honorary degree.
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2009
Serviam Award Winners Named
The Serviam Award at The
College of New Rochelle, inaugurated by the
Ursuline Institute and now continued by the College, highlights
extraordinary volunteer service to family, church, school, community,
society, and/or the larger world. This year’s honorees were recognized
on October 22, 2009, at the Founder’s Day luncheon held in the Student
Campus Center on the Main Campus. Honorees from the four schools were
Miriam Williams, School of New Resources; Leigh LaBrake, Graduate
School; Yasmin Molly, School of Nursing; and Natalia Martinez, School
of Arts & Sciences.
A R O
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President Sweeny Named One of
Irish Education 100 by Irish Voice
Newspaper
Dr. Stephen Sweeny was
honored at a reception on October 8, 2009, in
New York City as one of the Top 100 Irish Educators in America. The Top
100 list was compiled by Irish Voice
and Irish America magazine.
This
year marks the Irish Voice's
inaugural Education 100 list. The awards
ceremony was held at the American Irish Historical Society on Fifth
Avenue. Of these women and men, Niall O’Dowd, Publisher of the Irish
Voice and the Irish America
magazine, said, “The Irish created
much of
modern America. The Irish donated one great institution to
America---the Catholic school system which has stood the test of time.
The Irish are wonderful educators. They are natural teachers. We are
indeed proud that we have been able to identify and acknowledge so many
Irish who have put such extraordinary effort into educating generations
of Americans from coast to coast.” Publisher O’Dowd with President
Sweeny.
Bersaglieri Marching Band Returns from Italy
On October 15, 2009, in
celebration of Italian Heritage Month, the
College hosted a return visit of the Bersaglieri, a marching band
visiting from Bergamo, Italy. The band, dressed in traditional costume
and sporting elaborate feathered caps, entertained faculty, staff, and
students gathered at the Student Campus Center. Because of the weather,
the band performed inside of the Center. The inclement weather,
however, did not lessen the grandeur of the performance or the
audience’s enjoyment.
Gordon
Parks Gallery Present Works of Photographer Toni Parks
A reception was held on
October 17, 2009, for Images of Life,
an
exhibition of the works of photographer Toni Parks, daughter of the
legendary artist Gordon Parks. The exhibit is on view at the Gordon
Parks Gallery located at the School of
New Resources John Cardinal O’Connor Campus through December 18, 2009.
Here, from left: SNR Dean Elza Dinwiddie-Boyd and CNR President
Stephen Sweeny greet photographer Toni Parks.
President Honored by Franciscan Friars of
the Atonement-Graymoor
Dr. Stephen Sweeny was honored with the Graymoor Award at the 16th
annual Sharing Hope Dinner of the Franciscan Friars of the Atonement on
October 2, 2009, at the Plaza in New York City. Also honored was
Archbishop Dolan of New York, who received the Graymoor Sharing Hope
Award. From left: William P.
Harrington, Esq.; Timothy Michael Dolan, Archbishop of New York;
V. Rev. James F. Puglisi, SA, Minister General, Franciscan Friars of
the Atonement; and Dr. Stephen J. Sweeny, President of the College of
New Rochelle.
Last
Weekend to See DREAMGIRLS
A final opportunity for those who have not yet seen
CNR Drama's production of DREAMGIRLS. DREAMGIRLS runs through November
15, 2009. For perfomance times or to reserve tickets, please call the
Box Office at (914) 654-5373.
A L U M N A E / I S P O T L I G H
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“The College of
New Rochelle’s School of New Resources was THE BIG THING
that facilitated my turning my life around. I still remember clearly
the receipt of my bachelor’s degree. It was a real sheepskin. As I
looked
at it, I said to myself ‘Wow,
I’m really a college graduate. I never
have to fall again.’ And I never did. ”
Rob Carmona
SNR’79
Executive Director and President
STRIVE International
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WAY - An SNR Celebration in the City
Five alumnae/i of the School of New Resources
received “The Achievement Award for Life-Long Learning and Service”
given by the School of New Resources of The College of New Rochelle.
The awards recognize the contributions made by these graduates of SNR
to their communities. The alumnae/i were cited for modeling “wisdom for
life,’ fostering positive change, and implementing the values of the
Ursuline founders of The College of New Rochelle. A reception was held,
and the awards presented, on October 19, 2009, at The National Arts
Club in New York City.
Front Row (left to right): June Blain-Joseph ’04,
Roberta Apuzzo ’92, Barbara
Grodd ’75, Elizabeth
Gabriel and Elias
Gabriel (behind Elizabeth), accepting for Edward Gabriel ’89, and Rev.
James A. Kilgore ’96.
Back Row (left to right): Robert Carmona ’75, Committee
co-chair, Donn Weinberg, entertainer, Elza Dinwiddie-Boyd, SNR Dean,
Dr. Dorothy Escribano, Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, and
Harold Dow, Master of Ceremony, of CBS ’48
C N R S T U D E N T N E W S
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“I have always wanted
to work in international affairs and CNR was the best option to provide
a foundation for my future.”
Dianne Marques
School: SAS’10
Hign School: Saunders
Trade
& Technical High School
Hometown:
Yonkers, New York
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Nursing Student Ugo
Ogbuagu Wins Veronica O’Day Leadership Award
 Undergraduate
nursing student Ugo Ogbuagu has won this year’s
Veronica O’Day Leadership Award by Sigma Theta Tau, the National Honor
Society in Nursing, for her work in developing a Peer Support Group at
CNR. Dr. Connie Vance, Professor of Nursing at The College of New
Rochelle, nominated Ogbuagu for the award. In winning the award,
Ogbuagu says, “I hope that it will encourage other CNR students to get
involved.”
CNR Hosts Domestic
Violence Symposium
The Office of Student Development and Social Work Department held a
symposium, titled, "Perceptions of Rape and Domestic Violence: From 'I
Do' to 'He Did'" on October 27, 2009. Laura Bagnarol (top left),
MSW and Adjunct Instructor in Social Work for the School of Arts and
Sciences, spoke on the perceptions and problems surrounding
domestic, sexua,l and intimate partner violence. This
presentation
was complemented by a presentation and the survivor testimony of Karen
D. Carroll, RN, Associate Director of the Bronx Sexual Assault Response
Team and Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner.
An exhibition of The Clothesline Project, a display of t-shirts
designed by women who have suffered domestic or sexual violence,
organized by the Women's Studies Committee, was on view in the Student
Campus Center in cooperation with this program. For questions and
more information about domestic, sexual, or intimate-partner violence,
or for counseling on rape or sexual assault, contact CNR
Counseling Services at (914) 654-5562 or Victims' Assistance Services,
a program of Westchester Community Opportunity Program, Inc. at (914)
345.3113.
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CNR Wellness Coaches
Present Workshop At Leadership Summit
CNR Wellness Coaches Sasha Winslow SN’10, Hellen Konyango, SAS’11, and
Erika Alvarado, SAS’12 presented a workshop “Are My Relationships
Healthy” at the Giolai Girls Leadership Summit held at Mercy College.
The Leadership Summit was part of “Make A Difference Day” where high
school students were given leadership training and participated in
volunteer activities, including creating a garden for patients at the
VA Hospital. The participation of the CNR students was arranged by
Adrienne Wald, Director of Wellness Education and Programming.
S P O R T S A T C N R
CNR Volleyball Team
Wins 2009 HVWAC Championship
The College of New Rochelle Blue Angels Volleyball
Team is the new HVWAC 2009 Tournament Champions. They upset Sarah
Lawrence, Pratt, and Medgar Evers Colleges to win the title on November
1, 2009. CNR also went undefeated in conference play this season. CNR
junior Patrice Marshall was named 2009 HVWAC Tournament MVP. In the
semifinal and championship games, Marshall tallied 32 digs, 10 kills,
five aces, and a block. The junior committed only five hitting errors
in
53 attempts. Three CNR players, Zena Jamal SAS'12, Elizabeth Johnson
SAS'13, and Kristina Nilaj SAS'13 were named to the 2009 All Conference
Team.
Alyssa Beasley SAS'12
Wins HVWAC Cross Country Championship
CNR sophomore Alyssa Beasley SAS’12 captured 1st place in the
women's HVWAC championship race at Purchase College on October 25,
2009. Alyssa, running with four others behind the leader over the first
mile, came out of the pack to challenge Sarah Lawrence's Erica Nichols
and take 1st - winning in 22:26 by 6 seconds. CNR's Cynthia Rodriquez
SAS’11 finished in 15th place with a time of 25.30 to win her first
medal of the season. Nine runners from The College of New Rochelle
competed in this championship race.
CNR Student Selected as
HVWAC Volleyball Rookie of
the Week
Elizabeth Johnston SAS’13 was selected as HVWAC Volleyball Rookie of
the Week for the two weeks in a row in October 2009.. A strong hitter,
freshman Johnston plays middle on the Volleyball Team and recently was
named captain due to her performance and leadership abilities. As a
player she is averaging per game: 3 aces; 12 digs; 8 kills; and 2
blocks.
F A C U L T Y / S T A F F F O C U S
Retired Faculty Return
To CNR
Retired faculty of The College of New Rochelle were welcomed back on
October 18, 2009, at a reception held in Leland Castle. The group that
gathered represented hundreds of years of experience in CNR’s
classrooms, ranging from 1946 through 2008. The alumnae/i who attended
to the reception did so to recognize and share stories with their
former teachers who influenced their careers and lives. More such
gatherings are being planned by the Office of College Advancement.
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“CNR is a small
College and a tight-knit community. This allows me to
get to know and help my students and our graduates develop long term
strategies to be successful in their careers.”
Diane Spizzirro
Career Counselor
Office of Counseling and Career Services
The College of New Rochelle
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Dr. Amy Bass,
Associate Professor of History and Honors Program
Director, published a book, Those
About Him Remained Silent: the Battle
over W.E.B. Du Bois (University of Minnesota Press). The book
explores
the complex intersection of global politics, racism, and cold war
patriotism by investigating the controversial movement in the late
1960s to memorialize Du Bois in his hometown of Great Barrington,
Massachsuetts. The book has been nominated for the Liberty Legacy
Award, the Lawrence Levine Prize in cultural history, the Merle
Curti
award in social history, Columbia University's Bancroft Prize, and
Massachusetts Book Award,
Dr. Kristin Berman,
Associate Professor of Childhood & Gifted
Education in the Graduate School, recently published several articles
in academic journals and books including: Drama. In Barbara Kerr (Ed.),
Encyclopedia of Giftedness, Creativity, and Talent, published by
Sage
Publications. Dr. Berman will also be delivering a keynote
address at
the First Annual Education Conference for Independent Schools in Kuwait
entitled: “21st Century Skills: What Do Our Children Need to Succeed in
a Global Society?”
Dr. Susan A. Conte,
Associate Professor in the Graduate School/Human
Services Division, this last August participated in Dr. Steven Hayes'
week-long workshop, “Acceptance and Mindfulness in Clinical Practice,”
a
program for clinicians at the Cape Cod Institute, Eastham, MA. .
Dr. Andrea DeCapua,
Assistant Professor of Multicultural and
Multilingual Education in the Graduate School, published Students with
Limited or Interrupted Formal Education: A Guide for Educators.
The
book was published by the University of Michigan Press.
Kenneth J. Doka, PhD,
Professor of Gerontology at the Graduate
School, was part of the faculty for the fourth year of the City of Hope
Medical Center's ACE or Advocating for Clinical Excellence Program. ACE
is a five-year nationally funded program to develop end-of-life
training for psychological and spiritual care professionals in medical
centers and hospitals throughout the US. It is meant to supplement
other national training programs such as EPEC (aimed at physicians) and
ELNEC (designed for nurses).
Terri Eberle,
Director of Government Relations, has been appointed
to serve on New Rochelle’s Sustainability Advisory Board. New Rochelle
is only one of three municipalities nationwide to be selected by the
international organization ICLEI – Local Governments for Sustainability
to receive support and resources to craft model municipal planning
documents.
Dr. Teri Kwal Gamble,
Professor of Communication Studies in the
Graduate School, and her husband are completing work on the 10th
edition of Communication Works
for McGraw-Hill Publishers. More than
400 colleges and universities across the United States use this
textbook in their communication courses.
Dr. Esta M. Rapoport,
Assistant Professor of Special Education in
the Graduate School, new book ADHD
and Social Skills: A Step by Step
Guide for Teachers and Parents, has just been published by
Rowman and
Littlefield.
Dr. Roblyn Rawlins,
Associate Professor of Sociology in the School
of Arts & Sciences, is co-investigator, along with faculty from
Penn State Lehigh Valley, on evaluation research regarding community
programs for seniors. This study was commissioned by the Housing
Authority of Allentown, PA.
Dr. Alice Siegel,
Assistant Professor of Literacy in the Graduate
School, spoke at the Pan African Conference spoke in Tanzania in August
2009. Her presentation was entitled “The Struggle to Read: the Road Out
of Poverty.” It was an outgrowth of her work in Tanzania’s urban school
districts.
Emily Stern,
Associate Professor of Art in the School of Arts &
Sciences, participated in a group exhibition “Degrees of Density” at
Kentler International Drawing Space in Brooklyn, NY, from June 6 to
July 12, 2009. Over the summer, Professor Stern also worked at the
Margaret Thatcher Projects in New York City and her work is currently
in a group exhibition “Body Language” at the Geoffrey Young Gallery in
Great Barrington, MA. The exhibition will be up until November 21, 2009.
Dr. Stephanie Squires,
Associate Professor of Special Education,
& Dr. Laurie Dubos, Assistant Professor of Early Childhood
Education, both of the Graduate School, presented a paper at the annual
meeting of the Teacher Education Division of the Council for
Exceptional Children. The session was entitled “Preparing graduate
students for collaborative teaching: A model for a practicum experience
in co-teaching.” The paper was a direct result of a CNR faculty fund
project on collaborative teaching.
Adrienne Wald,
Director of Wellness Education and Programming,
made a presentation on “Making Advocacy Matter at the Local Level and
Beyond” on November 7, 2009 at the Society of Public Health Education's
60th Annual Conference in Philadelphia. She also attended the American
Public Health Association's 137th conference, also in Philadelphia.
The recent issue of the ARTherapy journal (the
official journal of
the American Art Therapy Association) is dedicated to the 40th
anniversary of the American Art Therapy Association. In comments made
by Dr. Gary Barlow, the editor of the journal from 1983 - 1992, he
refers to an article written by Dr.
Robert Irwin Wolf, Professor of Art
in the Graduate School, and published in the journal in 1985,
titled: “Image Induction in the Countertransference: A Revision
of the
Totalistic View,” as an article that stood out in his mind as an
important contribution to the field, being on a topic that was then
quite fertile for discussion and elaboration. To read aricle, click
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CNR Drama presents
D R E A M G I R L S
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November 15, 2009
Romita Auditorium
Mooney Center
Main Campus
For perfomance times
or to reserve tickets,
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M A P P I N
G M E M O R I E S
Installation Art
Takafumi Ide and Beili Liu
Organizer:
Katrina Rhein
December 8, 2009
– February
21, 2010
Castle Gallery
Main Campus
Reception:
Sunday
December 13,
2009
from 2 to 4
p.m.
For
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Photographs
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December 18,
2009
Gallery
Hours:
Friday, from
2 to 6 p.m.
Saturday
from 1 to 5 p.m.
or to view
by appointment
call
Delphine Hill-Smith
at (718)
665-1310.
Gordon Parks
Gallery
School of
New Resources
John
Cardinal O'Connor Campus
The College
of New Rochelle
332 East
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A T T H E M E T :
A Beloved Theme
at a Beloved Institution
The
Office of
Mission & Identity
presents
A
Lecture by
Fr. Leo O’Donovan, SJ
President Emeritus,
Georgetown University
Tuesday
December 8, 2009
Romita Auditorium
7 p.m.
Main Campus
The College of New Rochelle
For more information
contact
Dr. Joan Bailey
Vice President of
Mission and Identity
at (914) 654-5547
or jbailey@cnr.edu
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Learn
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Graduate
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Wednesday
December 9, 2009
6 - 8
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Mooney
Center
Main Campus
For
more information call:
1-800-933-5923
E-mail:
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SEE
THE
BLUE ANGELS
PLAY IN OUR NEW
WELLESS CENTER
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B A S K E T B A L L
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Sunday
November 15, 2009
12 p.m.
Cooper Union
Home Game
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Tuesday
November 17, 2009
York College
Home Game
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Thursday
November 19, 2009
8 p.m.
@ Yeshiva
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Saturday
November 21, 2009
7 p.m.
SUNY Old Westbury
Home Game
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Tuesday
November 24, 2009
6 p.m.
Centenary College
Home Game
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Tuesday
December 01, 2009
7 p.m.
SUNY Morrisville
Home Game
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Thursday
December 3, 2009
7 p.m.
Bard
Home Game
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Saturday
December 5, 2009
All Day Basketball
Dr. Betty Shabazz
Tournament
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Sunday
December 6, 2009
All Day Basketball
Dr. Betty Shabazz Tournament
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Consolation and Finals
for the Tournament.
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
7 p.m.
NYCCT
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Saturday
December 12, 2009
1 p.m.
@ SUNY Purchase
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Wednesday
January 13, 2010
7 p.m.
Hunter College
Home Game
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Sunday
January 17, 2010
1 p.m.
Alfred University
Home Game
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Thursday
January 21, 2010
7 p.m.
@ Albany College of Pharmacy
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Saturday
January 23, 2010
3 p.m.
@ Cooper Union
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Tuesday
January 26, 2010
7 p.m.
@ Vassar College
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Thursday
January 28, 2010
6 p.m.
@ Fairleigh Dickinson
- Florham
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Friday
January 29, 2010
7:00 PM
CCNY
Home Game
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Monday
February 01, 2010
7 p.m.
vs. Medgar Evers
Tuesday
February 02, 2010
7:30 p.m.
St. Joseph's - Brooklyn
Home Game
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Tuesday
February 09, 2010
7 p.m.
USMMA - King's Point
Home Game
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Friday, February 12, 2010
7:30 p.m.
Brooklyn College
Home Game
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CNR is hosting the
Hudson Valley
Women's Athletic
Conference
Basketball
Championship!
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Saturday
February 20, 2010
6 p.m.
HVWAC
Basketball
Championship
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Sunday
February 21, 2010
2 - 8 p.m.
HVWAC
Basketball
Championship
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Home games
are played at the
CNR Wellness Center
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Monday
November 16, 2009
5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
York College &
SUNY Old Westbury
Tri-Meet
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Wednesday
November 18, 2009
6 p.m.
@ John Jay
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Tuesday,
November 24, 2009
7 p.m.
St. Joseph's LI
Home Game
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Friday
December 4, 2009
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
HVWAC Swim
Invitational
Wellness Center
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Home matches
are played at the
CNR Wellness Center
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V O L L E Y B A L L
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CONGRATULATIONS TO
The College of
New Rochelle
B L U E A N G E L S
Volleyball Team
HVWAC
2009 Tournament
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