Career Night
    With the hectic schedule that most Mount Michael students have, they have trouble planning what they will do in a couple of days. On Tuesday October 18, Career Night gave the student body a glimpse of what they will do years down the road from now.
    After all of the juniors and seniors gathered in the chapel at 7:30 pm, rather than going to the usual night-time study hall, Daniel Beninato, class of 1991, started Career Night off with a short introduction. After the short talk, the students rotated between three stations. The representatives of the medical fields were located in the Armory. The men with careers in business gave their presentation in the crypt. Lastly, Fr, John, John Roshone, and John Levy talked in the chapel about religious vocations, teaching, and law, respectively. Students remained at each station for 30 minutes, which were spent listening to the speakers and asking questions. After all stations were covered, the students and speakers gathered in the Armory for refreshments.
    Even though not every possible career was represented, there were enough to give students an idea on what they may want to do in the future.
    “Overall, I thought it was a very interesting night in which I leaned a lot about different careers,” said junior Patrick Witt.