By Christian Lawber – Last September, the Boston Red Sox suffered one of the worst collapses, if not the worst collapse, in baseball history. Since then, the focus for everyone who follows the team has been on what their future might hold. Soon after the 2011 season came to its dismal end, both Theo Epstein, long-time General Manager for theRead More

By Lauren Kane – “Put the cell phone away, please.” Such words are a common phrase requested in the modern day classroom, as students are often caught with a having a cell phone in hand during class. The moment of embarrassment soon passes, and class moves on. Students continue to text in class and use their computers to browse FaceBook,Read More

By Kaityn Boisvert and Vita Duva – In the busy life of a college student, it’s hard to sit back and relax. Our preferred coffee or tea drinks are normally consumed during a rushed trip between classes, or late at night while cramming for a test. This gets the job done, but every once and a while it’s nice toRead More

By Jarad Sassone-McHugh – Over the past few years, Christmas has slowly changed. Whether this change is for better or for worse, no one can tell just yet, but the great holiday of Christ has been vitiated. Once upon a time in a golden age known as the 90s, innocence, belief in a majestic fat man, and nothing but euphoricRead More

By Kaitlyn Boisvert – The students of Salve Regina were able to get in the holiday and winter mood on Friday, Dec. 2 in the Wakehurst Student Building, with the CAB-sponsored event “Winter Wonderland”. While there were no chestnuts roasting on an open fire, there were plenty of other festivities available that enabled students to enjoy themselves and get aRead More