The Comic Book Annex Shop, which is located on 314 Broadway in Newport, R.I., is one of the hidden gems of this special town. Now owned and operated by Wayne Roger Klackenbush, the store has made great leaps and bounds since it was opened over 15 years ago, in 1994.

Most people set their sights on the beautiful historical mansions when they arrive in Newport, R.I., not the ghosts that inhabit them. For Danger Radio, one of the opening bands for the Plain White T’s on April 18, 2009, capturing a ghost on video was top priority when they learned they were playing at Salve Regina.

Where are you likely to find 19-year-old freshman Spencer Kimmins on any given night? Certainly not in his dorm room. Kimmins, a Graphic Design major, frequents New York any given night to perform with his band, The Static Jacks, a New Jersey based quintet who have put out two EPs and already had one of their songs played on Nickelodeon and XM Radio.

Salve has been brainstorming and coming up with new ways to promote a greener campus, but with such historical buildings making up most of campus, solutions such as turbines and solar panels are just about out of the question.

“The cultural and historical significance of the campus poses challenges for coming up with renewable energy solutions,” said Dr.

Walking back to his tour bus, Dave Tirio apologized for not showering- the Boston Celtics/ Chicago Bulls game was on earlier in the day and preoccupied his time. Tirio, guitarist from Chicago-based band Plain White T’s, enthusiastically explained how the Bulls basically handed the Celtics the win, but Paul Pierce blew the game, giving the Chicago Bulls the first win in the playoff series.