On Saturday, March 20, anti-war and peace rallies were held all over the world on the one-year anniversary of the war in Iraq. Such rallies bring out diverse types of people, each with their own cause and view-points on the way things are, and the way things should be.

The Boston-based trio Guster will headline Salve Regina’s annual spring concert scheduled for 8pm Sunday, April 25 in the Rodgers Recreation Center. Tickets for the concert go on sale Monday, March 29 and are $10 for students and $15 for guests.

A junior at Salve Regina University, Molly Osborn, 21, has just begun the application process to study abroad at the University of the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia. The school is located an hour north of the busy city of Brisbane, and although it was the school’s unique name that caught her attention at first, the university had another draw as well.

“With any other restaurant, the cooking takes place behind closed doors, this way people are able to watch their meals being cooked in front of them,” says Steve Lee, owner of Sumo Sushi. “They trust me with their meals and enjoy watching them be prepared.”

In a constant battle between violence, drugs, and all kinds of pressures young people face today, Henderson fights back with a program she founded in 1992 called, Off the Curb, a non-profit organization that incorporates a hip hop dance troupe and after school programs to give young people an alternative the streets.