Imagine if you could stay young forever. Luckily, it’s possible-if you’re born on February 29th! This year is a leap year and Sunday is leap day, the first and last one in the past four years.A leap year adds one extra day to the end of the month of February, every four years, with the occasional exception.

WASHINGTON _ President Bush on Tuesday urged Congress to approve a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage, adding new fuel to the emotional election-year debate over gay weddings.

Declaring that “the voice of the people must be heard,” Bush said changing the Constitution was the only sure way to defeat state court rulings and local government actions that had expanded the definition of marriage to include gay couples.

Generally, the words “Spring Break” to a college student bring visions of Cancun, warm sunny beaches, the anticipation of volleyball, suntanning, and the panicked rush to go to the gym to get in shape to wear that new little bikini. But to some students at Salve, other places come to mind when they hear those words: New Jersey and Kentucky.

If you’re looking for a dark and smoky karaoke bar to woefully sing “Heartbreak Hotel” with similarly woeful crooners, I would not suggest O’Briens’ Wednesday night karaoke. However, if you’re looking for a place to grab a couple pitchers with some friends and sing an off-tempo rendition of “Gin and Juice,” this is the place.

Part of the Big Nazo Rock Band, the larger than life, creatively costumed performers, will be performing at the newly renovated “New Grand Ballroom” at the Hotel Viking in Newport, RI. Their performance highlights the first ever Fantasy Snow Ball to be held at this year’s Winter Festival.