Creativity is in the air at the Antone Center as Salve senior art majors have worked diligently over the past few weeks to organize the annual Art Senior Thesis Exhibits. The exhibition has stood as the capstone experience for art majors at Salve for 30 years, according to Art Department Chairperson, Barbara Shamblin.

Rose Galluzzo is proof that things really do get better with age.

As a cheery resident of Grand Islander Center, in Middletown, Galluzzo declares, “I like it here. I like it best when they play music. And I really like the friends I have. We have a good time.

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Well, I know it has been a while. I have a good excuse, though. Since I’ve last written, I have been to Madrid, Montpelier, Barcelona, Sussex, Cardiff, and Chepstow. It has been a crazy few weeks, I assure you.

Well, I must say that as much as I am loving traveling around Europe, traveling to three places in ten days was a challenge.

Who knew Ochre Court mansion, with its red carpets and ornamented ceilings, could be transformed into a modern dance club in just one night.

GrooveBoston mobile club mananged to do exactly this on Friday, Nov. 12. For the second year in a row, Salve Student Activites brought in this company to organize a campus dance.

It was the autumn of 1621. The Wampanoag Indians gathered amongst the Pilgrims for the very first time in the colonies. They shared a harvest feast of grandeur lasting the length of three days.

This description is how most Thanksgiving stories start out – a story that has been drilled into the minds of Americans over and over again, from grades Pre-K through 12 and on.