On a fateful afternoon in either February or April, the student masses gather in the upstairs hallway at the Rodgers Recreation Center armed with IDs and official-looking postcards. Hearts are racing. Mosh-pit lines are forming by way of pushing and shoving.

Newport, R.I. – The Salve Regina University chapter of the American Marketing Association (AMA) needs your help. In an effort to increase the number of registered organ donors within the United States, the Salve AMA members have joined together with over 250 other collegiate AMA chapters throughout the nation to support a two-year, government funded project known as AMA Saves Lives.

Although MTV really should be putting out more music based shows, the network has struck the right chord with its addition of the show, “The Buried Life.” “The Buried Life” follows four friends, Ben Nemtin, Dave Lingwood, Duncan Penn and Jonnie Penn, who travel across the United States living out their “100 Things to Do Before I Die” list.

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Newport, R.I. – By now most of us are familiar with the name Glenna Kohl; a 2005 Salve graduate who passed away in 2008 after a three-year battle with stage III melanoma. Kohl was only 26 years old.

While her story has touched so many lives, far too many college students continue to visit the tanning beds everyday despite its deadly consequence.