Jan. 31-Feb. 6, 2005

ARIES (March 21-April 20) Workplace expectations will soon increase. Bosses or key officials are this week ready to announce revised schedules or a steady expansion of duties. Ask insightful questions and offer a cheerful reaction. Before mid-week, public support and team awareness are vital to the success of new business proposals.

You thought that college would last forever. You’ve studied, you’ve done your thesis, you’ve taken hundreds of credits and worked your fingers to the bone at work study.

But alas, these years are coming to an end, and now you’re being forced into the “real world,” where knowing how to dress for an interview luncheon is much more important than reading Thomas Hobbes’ “Leviathan” or writing a term paper on the sinking of the Lusitania.

The website for the Office of Residential Life states that “A room or apartment is a student’s home while at Salve Regina University and students have the right to privacy in that space.”

The majority of the time, students agree that Residential Life does a good job of enforcing necessary policies and keeping privacy of the students a priority.

PHILADELPHIA- This week, Eagles fans will put teeny green jerseys on newborns and drape championship banners on tombstones.

They will go into hock for big-screen TVs, serve peanuts in bowls shaped like helmets, and place giant inflatable quarterbacks on their lawns.

Mosaic: Where are you from?

Paul: Randolph, MA

Mosaic: What’s your major/minor?

Paul: Nursing

Mosaic: What was the hardest class you took at Salve?

Paul: Anatomy and Physiology freshmen year was a ton of work.

Mosaic: What are your plans for after graduation?

Paul: Pass my boards, relax, and then start working.