You go to this website multiple times a day, and before you log in you see, “Facebook: A place for friends.” Sometimes when I catch this, I giggle to myself. Is it really? It seems to be more like “Facebook: A vulnerable place where your enemies can harass you” or “Facebook: A place to upload pictures of every party you’ve ever been to.

Bored? Whether it’s cooking your own pizza, watching the Blue Man Group or white water rafting, the Campus Activity Board (CAB) has you covered for the spring 2010 semester.

CAB booked some comedians to keep you amused this spring. If you’re looking for a laugh, come to one of the comedy events, which are held at 8 p.

Newport R.I.-It’s almost 10 p.m. on a Thursday night in the basement of Salve Regina University’s Wakehurst Student Center. Students are grazing through their study materials on comfy couches, the community TV sets are blaring, and students Justin Wood and Nicole Baldassari have just come through the back door and are headed toward the small, soundproof studio behind the basement’s indoor glass window.

Christmas music doesn’t have to jingle with the same old silver-bell ho-ho-hum. Nothing against Nat King Cole – and by the way, if you’re seeking a tried, true, and altogether classy holiday option, his “The Christmas Song” collection has just been reissued for the umpteenth time.

With all of the problems in today’s world, it can be easy to become discouraged. However, nine students and Assistant Dean of Undergraduate Studies Dr. Inglish Morgan-Gardner were reminded that it is both possible, and important, to make a difference in the world.