By Frank Lombardi; Mosaic Staff Writer– Salve Regina students were welcomed to take a “Shot of Reality” this past Wednesday night, when the CAB office hosted an informative, improvisational comedy show about alcohol and the dangers of underage drinking. The event took place on Wednesday, November 7th from 7-8pm in Antone’s Bazarsky Lecture Hall.  Prior to the show, the CABRead More

By Quisan Taylor-Lawhon; Mosaic Staff Writer– It has only been two weeks since you’ve left home. You packed up all your clothes, supplies, and some food and now your four walls are shared with a roommate or three. Now the second weekend is here and your mind can’t think of what else to do. Every scarf has been twisted andRead More

By Georgi DeMartino; Mosaic Staff Writer-Roughly 300,000 football-related concussions occur each year, according to totalinjury.com. Such a statistic raises the question-shouldn’t that have more of an influence on helmet regulations, especially within the National Football League? According to an article in the New York Times, apparently not. Though there seem to be rules for just about everything within the NFL,Read More

*Official Press Release from Kaplan Test Prep* New York, NY (November 1, 2012) – According to Kaplan Test Prep’s 2012 survey of medical school admissions officers*, the vastly revamped MCAT set to launch in 2015 has the strong support of an important segment of the medical education community.  Nearly 9 out of 10 (87%) medical school admissions officers support theRead More

By Brittany Lauro; Mosaic Co-Editor-in-Chief– ‘Twas 39 days before Christmas when all through the shops, not a turkey was hung, not a pilgrim in sight. The fake snow was hung in the windows with care, in hopes that shoppers would spend their cash there. As the holiday of smoked turkey and sweet potato casserole quickly descends upon us (not quicklyRead More