Every college student has been there: Sunday night at the computer, frantically typing, hoping your teacher won’t be able to tell you cross referenced your “book” sources from the “look inside” feature on Amazon.com. Of course the paper is not your only worry.

The Boston Celtics had a lot to say during their training camp that was held here at Salve Regina Univeristy this past week.

The players have nothing but positive things to say about the upcoming season. They are hoping for another championship year.

“Being part of a championship team is legendary,” Eddie House said.

It’s always this peculiar moment when I realize that I am on my own and that I have begun my own life. Sometimes it feels so strange to be sitting at the desk of my on-campus apartment staring out my window at the distant ocean, the street of busy Salve kids late to class, and tourists pointing at my dorm as their cars crawl by.

It’s my favorite time of day in Newport as I meander along the back roads away from the hustle and bustle of tourists on the main avenues. After a dreary and drizzly day, the gray fog has dissipated just enough for the brilliant sunset to peak through the clouds.

By: Christina Borger Posted In: Meet the Staff As her college career draws to a close in the spring, Christina Kostic of Piedmont, Calif. is fine-tuning her resume and putting on her “game face” to get hired by a swanky newspaper or magazine, hopefully! To relieve some of the stresses of senior year, Christina and her friends get together onRead More