Most Saturdays on the Salve Regina campus are sleepy and quiet. Students are recovering from the previous night’s fun and games. At 10 a.m. on a coveted weekend morning, most college students are not giving much thought to serious issues such as rape, incest, domestic abuse and murder. However, on the last Saturday before residential students left for Thanksgiving Break (11/22), the collegiate organization “Circle K” felt that it was time to stop turning a blind (or sleepy) eye to the horrific reality of domestic violence.

Newport’s liquor stores and bars use new scanning devices and common sense when facing the challenge of spotting fake IDs.

“After 40 Years, Who Killed JFK?”, a two part lecture that featured Dr. Phillip Melanson, chancellor professor of Political Science at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, took place on November 18 and 19 at Salve Regina University’s O’Hare Academic Center.

Three panels of the AIDS Quilt Rhode Island hung in the Pell Center for the first two days of December, in observance of World AIDS Awareness Day. The display was sponsored by the Social Work Club and the Gay, Straight, Lesbian and Bisexual Alliance to promote campus awareness to this disease and its rapidly growing death toll.

With rumors becoming abundant, and expectations having grown day-by-day, Phish finally took the Fleet Center stage in Boston on Tuesday night and went on to perform what will surely go down as a high point in the band’s history.