Salve Regina men’s hockey defenseman Eugene Binda will be presented the Joe Concannon award at the New England Hockey Writer’s Dinner on Wednesday, April 13. The award is given to the best American born division two or three college hockey player by the Gridiron Club of Greater Boston President, Ken Eldridge.

We still don’t know who will pick up Pierce Brosnan’s license to kill in the next James Bond movie, due next year, but think young and tipsy.

Director Martin Campbell is going back to the beginning for “Casino Royale,” based on the first Bond adventure written by Ian Fleming in 1953- a novel that has nothing to do with the 1967 spoof starring David Niven and Woody Allen.

MOSAIC: Where are you from?

ANDREA: I am from Fitchburg, Massachusetts

MOSAIC: What is your major/minor?

ANDREA: Psychology major, Religious Studies minor

MOSAIC: Are you involved in any activities/clubs at Salve? If so, which ones?

ANDREA: I am president of the psychology club, Vice-President of PSI-CHI, Student

Government Senator, Executive Board of Sigma Phi Sigma, a First Year Experience

assistant.

It seems fair to say that each day, when Jen Guertin arrives at work, she comes in contact with many different people.

As a tattoo artist, Jen’s talent requires a physical interaction between the artist and client. On the other hand, with each tattoo there comes a personal connection as well.

Singer/songwriter and recording artist, Syd, will perform Wednesday, March 2, at Salve Regina University. The performance will be part of the coffeehouse presentation which the Salve Campus Activities Board (CAB) puts on every other week throughout the semester.

Syd is a 22 year old pop/rock artist who plays the guitar and sings his own lyrics and is trying to make a name for himself around college campuses.