Going to school is a fundamental part of our American society. Our parents focus our childhood around our academic experience. Going to school teaches not only scholarly knowledge, but also develops our interaction in social situations, increases our independence, and allows us to create goals to work towards.

Saturday, October 2, 2004, was a day that will go down in history as Salve’s Nursing Department held its 1st Annual Nursing Alumni Luncheon. Dr. Sandra Solem, the new chair of the nursing department, organized the event inviting alumni, faculty, students, and family to dine in the Pell Center, on a lovely afternoon of the Fall Festival Weekend.

ARIES (March 21-April 20). Over the next few days, a friend may challenge your opinions or romantic choices. Remain philosophic and wait for progress. After midweek, minor jealousies between friends and group irritations will quickly vanish. Use this time to bring clarity to strained relationships.

Soon the dead will arise from their graves, one limb at a time.

AMBIANCE Heading over to Miley Cafeteria at 12:30 p.m., you hit the main lunch rush. A line extending out the door causes a slight delay in your mission to grab a bite to eat. After swiping your card, you glance around at the signs hanging from the ceiling designating food stations like “International” or “Pasta.