It was the night every diehard Red Sox fan had waited 86 years for. It was the night when the curse would be broken, and everyone knew it, even before the first pitch. Therein lies the problem that faced Lauren Burke, a junior at Salve Regina. The game, as she recounts, just happened to land on the same night as the annual Halloween Dance.

If you attended a recent O.A.R. concert, then you have already heard songs from the new Of A Revolution CD entitled “Stories of a Stranger.” The CD came out on Oct. 4 and the song “Love and Memories” is already being played on radio stations across the country.

In the wake of Hurricane Katrina and the baseball drama surrounding the World Series, an extremely important and historic change is taking place within the federal government. In a matter of months, two extremely powerful and influential Justices of the Supreme Court have been resigned from their offices, leaving two open spots to be filled by President George Bush.

Thanks to A-list celebs and fashion trendsetters, the Europeans, cowboy (or cowgirl) boots are no longer reserved strictly for the sticks of the South.

The love affair with the old American cowboy which is forever ingrained in our hearts and our culture continues on in the 21st century and the fall of 2005.

After all, this is your organization,” said Bill Lusignan, Program Manager of the State of Rhode Island for Best Buddies.

Salve Regina has the largest Best Buddies Chapter in the state of Rhode Island with 30 Salve students as members and 30 men and women with intellectual disabilities.