NEWPORT, R.I. – Mustard-colored doors open the way to Studio 1: Photography and Printmaking. Inside, a large printmaking press stands still while the hum of a computer printer echos throughout the room. Manuals for Adobe Illustrator, QuarkXPress, and other computer programs line the shelves above Daniel McManus, photography instructor at the Newport Art Museum.

The Great Hall of Ochre Court came alive with swing dancing and the strains of Duke Ellington Friday night as the Newport Community Jazz Band and Jazz Ensemble took center stage for their spring concert.

“The music (made) me want to pirouette all over Ochre Court,” said Salve Regina sophomore Daryl Ward, who had come to watch her boyfriend play drums.

Last Fri., April 28, approximately 100 people spent a few hours of their afternoon in Bazarsky Hall for the panel discussion, “It’s More Than a Game: Exploring Opportunities in the Business of Sports”.

The event attracted students, faculty, local members of the community and prospective students.

NEWPORT, R.I. – A television audience was fascinated by the new biological warfare

that lit up the night sky on their screens. These nights brought many returning soldiers home with the highly debated Gulf War Syndrome including John Wood, manager of Harvest Natural Foods in Newport.

Lily Haseotes Bentas, chief executive officer and chairperson of Cumberland Farms Inc., will present the keynote address during Salve Regina’s 56th Commencement on Sunday, May 21 at 10 a.m. Bentas will also be awarded an honorary doctorate in business administration.