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Holiday shopping with a conscience

Holiday shopping with a conscience

Uncategorized December 6, 2007 at 12:00 am Comments are Disabled

In light of the holiday season, Salve’s Social Work Club (with help from the Sociology/Anthropology and Psychology Clubs), will sponsor BeadforLife, an organization that eradicates extreme poverty, fulfilling a sense of hope that is often lost in today’s world.

This holiday season could be "ruff"

This holiday season could be “ruff”

Uncategorized December 6, 2007 at 12:00 am Comments are Disabled

The holidays are here and college students will soon return home for a winter break. What’s on the wish list this year?

Both adults and kids are going nuts for Nintendo Wii. Guys want cool gadgets from Best Buy and young women want the usual- Louis Vuitton, clothing gift certificates, and hot holiday winter boots.

Seahawks split in home opener

Seahawks split in home opener

Uncategorized December 6, 2007 at 12:00 am Comments are Disabled

The women’s basketball team took advantage of their home court in the first double header of the season at Rogers Recreation Center. The lady Seahawks topped Johnson and Wales University 81-60 in the first game of the night while the men dropped a 66-60 decision to the visitors in the second game.

Salve's super sweet 60th

Salve’s super sweet 60th

Uncategorized October 1, 2007 at 12:00 am Comments are Disabled

Birthdays are a big deal. Ask anyone you know. It used to be all about getting the best or most presents, but presently the competition has turned into who can have the best, most expensive, unforgettable party. There is even a whole MTV reality series about the very subject.

S.G.A. elections- Did you even bother voting?

S.G.A. elections- Did you even bother voting?

Uncategorized October 1, 2007 at 12:00 am Comments are Disabled

On Wednesday September 26, I took time out of my hectic college schedule and forced myself to vote online for the S.G.A contenders.

Conscientious of my own apathy, I scaled campus that day asking various students if they had voted, or even considered the matter; “No” seemed to be the prominent response that day.