Children in Northern Uganda live with the immense fear of being abducted by rebel soldiers every night. They live in heart-wrenching conditions and have witnessed more terrifying things than most people will see in a lifetime. Despite the magnitude of this situation, so many people are completely unaware of this pressing social issue.

An unexpectedly large turnout led organizers of last week’s campus blood drive to double their expectations.

The original goal for the day was 35 people, but Kathy Quirk, supervisor of the blood drive team, reported that “due to the great turnout” that number had been altered to 50 early in the day.

Living or going to school in Newport doesn’t mean you have to leave the glitz and glamour of the city shopping life behind. Bellevue BeautyWalk in Newport, R.I. can fill your every high-end makeup demand and much more.

Bellevue BeautyWalk owner, Kathleen Walsh, is currently celebrating her second year in business.

Sophomore room draw is only a week away.

Lottery times are out, and every few minutes, groups of students trickle over to the Office of Residential Life to view maps of campus housing. They are hoping and searching for the perfect single, double, triple, quad, or quintet, as the case may be.

Today I experienced what it felt like to drive drunk in one of the University’s parking lots. As part of Well Fest, Salve held “Fatal Vision” on April 10, 2006 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Students were given the opportunity to wear goggles making them feel as though they had as many as six drinks, and drive through a course set up in Rodgers parking lot.