ST. PAUL, Minn.- The good news is that, eventually, the NHL will solve its labor problems, and the players will return to the ice. The bad news is that, eventually, the NHL will solve its labor problems, and the players will return to the ice- and the same old boring, tired brand of hockey will take up right where it left off.

Our beautiful autumn- our crisp afternoons and pleasing zephyrs, floating leaves of gold and crimson- has turned dark.

Really dark.

We make our way home from work like moles, like miners with headlamps or cave dwellers bearing torches.

We have gone from saving daylight to chucking it, and our psyches and bodies naturally react.

Salve Regina’s Multicultural Student Organization is a powerful group that serves to provide racially and ethnically diverse students a place to thrive in the Salve community.

The group’s role at Salve Regina is to promote a culturally diverse atmosphere, enriching its members through dinners, retreats, presentations, and other special events.

This fall, sophomore, Chuck Burkardt, is trying to do what many other
students have failed to do in the past: get WSRU up and running. Salve’s
radio station enjoyed a four year run, five years ago, until those directing
it graduated and left no one to pick up the pieces.

It’s that time of the year. Thanks to the wonderful New England winter season, beautiful (and less beautiful) off-campus apartments are open to Salve students for a fraction of the cost from the summer and this year’s sophomores have begun to stake a claim in Newport’s playground.