“Each one of us has the courage and vision to do many things.” It was with this statement that Salve Regina University’s annual Women of Courage and Vision luncheon began on Wednesday, March 30, in the Ochre Court State Dining Room, where four women closely associated with the University – one staff, one faculty, one community, and one student – were honored by friends and colleagues for being women with a strong sense of courage and great vision.

The pop/punk rock band, Something Corporate, is planned to rock out in the Rodgers Recreation Center on Saturday April 16th at 7:00 p.m.

Campus Activities Board member, Brandon Gavin said that the Californian natives are hard to put into one music category.

Outfitting a kitchen can be a dizzying and costly experience.

The shelves of cookware stores brim with tools for every task, from roasting game hens to slicing radishes. Pots and pans come in shapes, sizes and materials designed to satisfy all culinary whims.

From the top row, I had a bird’s eye view of the excitement from the stadium. Red and blue baseball hats bopped up and down. Boys and girls, young and old, donned the All-American baseball outing outfit: jeans, tee-shirt and sneakers.

A group of college-aged boys, clad in baseball jerseys, paged through the freebie baseball magazine that was handed out at the ticket counter.

Be there for people, make their day, choose your attitude, play. This is the Fish philosophy, a way of life for those who are a part of Salve’s office of residential life.

“If they can embrace these four concepts, they are on their way,” said Van Pham, assistant director of residential life, of next year’s newly appointed resident assistants.