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Last year Salve Regina University’s French Film Festival attracted over 2,000 spectators from the university and the area community. After five successful years, the festival has evolved to become a cultural highlight of Newport’s spring season. This year, the festival will again bring six innovative films to the area.

On Thursday, March 3, a visitor arrived at the McKillop Library of Salve Regina University in a grey long-sleeved shirt set over a black skirt. She wore her blonde hair down, allowing it to cascade down to her shoulders. The guest was Ann Hood, a Rhode Island author.

Sociology and Anthropology departments proposed a new major to Dr. Laura O’Toole, dean of arts and sciences, as well as the Academic Council at Salve and the Faculty Assembly at Salve. The proposal was accepted, and now the two departments are pleased to announce that a Sociology/Anthropology major will be offered in the 2011 fall semester.