What’s wrong with the kids today? How many times have you heard that question being asked when you see kids getting into trouble? Most of the time people say the solution is to get them into school and educate them. What if, however, the school was the problem? Many people are now questioning why their public schools are failing them and why is it such a problem for the government to fix it.

Green Fever and Dancing Fever have hit Salve Regina. The Environmental Club celebrated Earth Week by hosting the Go Green Dance, screening of the film “Flow” and Earth Day celebrations in O’Hare.

Over 100 students attended the four hour dance at Ochre Court.

I love music. All music. I don’t judge until I have given it an honest listen. Therefore, I have no shame in admitting that on April 29, 2009, I drove an hour and half away to the Palladium in Worcester, Mass., to see some of today’s top pop punk bands perform to a sold out crowd.

With the number of available jobs declining and the number of hopeful employees rising, it’s more important than ever to be able to give yourself a competitive edge in the job market. Currently, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the overall unemployment rate is 7.

It’s happened to the best of us. You plan a wonderful Newport, R.I. vacation, pack up the car and go through the list- beach umbrella, towels, sand toys, sunscreen, cooler; it’s all there. Just as you pull out of the hotel, a flash of lightning strikes and the skies open up.