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Sept. 20, 2001 issue 03 Loquitur

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CabriniCollege Radnor,PA 19087

photo by Maria Chambers

Cell phones have become a way of life for many college students. Above: Many companies offer different plans for cell phones. Leff: Seniors Tara Beakly (top) and Nicole Faison talk on their phones.

Our wireless world by Richard Magda staff writer

Cellular phones are no longer novelties just for the rich and famous. Despite allegations that they cause cancer, cell phones have become immensely popular over the course of the past decade and the Cabrini College community is no exception ..Cell phones are ringing in classrooms, dorms, and everywhere else on campus. "This is the most popular

product known to man,'' said Ed Snyder, who follows wireless technologies for the Chase H&Qinvestment firm, in an interview with Time Magazine in the Oct. 9, 2000 issue. "More cell phones will be sold this year than all the computers, TVs, personal digital assistants and pagers combined."Many students of Cabrini have embraced this craze and concede that cell phones serve a purpose of usefulness and convenience "I initially got my cell

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phone because I was working all the time. So if my family needed me, they could get in touch with me," Sean Sullivan, junior, said. 'Then I found out how cheap the long-distance could be and I started using it as my main source for longdistance. It's just cheaper all around in my case because I'm from Long Island and I can call home for free."

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