CBA students shared their opinions on various topics in the “Voices” section of the Post-Standard and/or Syracuse.com during the months of December 2010 and January 2011.

Several wrote pieces in response to the question “What do you want to be when you grow up?”

• Alessandra Carno ’14, aerospace engineer

• Deanna Cerlanek ’14, basketball coach

• Ben Fruce ’14, orthodontist

• Emery Lawrence '14, musician

• Joshua Lacey ’14, a career in marine biology

• Sarah Lester '14, ballerina

• Meghan Macri ’14, physician

• Molly Murphy ’14, lawyer.

• Barnes Werner ’14, cardiovascular surgeon

Others wrote in response to the question “What advice would you give to kindergartners?”

• Claire Bailey ’14, said “enjoy the here and now”

• James Bruska ’14, said “work for your dreams”

• Michael DiGiorgio ’14, said “use your imagination”

• Zachary Grzelka ’14, said “honesty is the best policy”

• Josh Lacey ’14, said “If people are mean to you, then they are not your friends”

• Megan Anne Pierce ’14, said “become your own person”

In addition:

• Natalie Sportelli ’11, wrote about playing the game of Quidditch

• Courtney Finkbeiner ’13, wrote about her experience as a volunteer at the Samaritan Center, as well as a second piece arguing that student-athletes should be exempt from physical education classes in order to pursue other interests.