No, she won’t be out drinking or walking around saying “that’s hot” anymore. Paris is heading to Rwanda.

Yes, the rumors are true. The famous-for-practically-nothing socialite has abandoned her inhibitions- yet again- but not for booze, or an aspiring actress/singer career.

Salve’s annual hunger concert in Ochre Court proved to be a sold out show on Friday, with students, faculty, and members of Newport’s community filling every seat.

Overflows of audience stood on the second floor, watching the happenings from above.

The Great Hall looked impressive with red carpets laid across the floors for the special event, and delightful displays of refreshments and snacks awaiting guests.

Funky, fresh, and sophisticated tastes tantalized the palettes of tourists and locals alike at the 19th annual “Taste of Rhode Island” festival, Saturday, September 29 and Sunday, September 30 in downtown Newport. This yearly event is host to over 50 Rhode Island eateries, exhibiting the best their menus have to offer.

“I don’t believe in God. Religion plays no role in my life. I believe in a higher power, but it doesn’t rule me,” said Caitlin Sula, a Salve Regina University senior. These powerful (and often controversial) words, are just a glimpse into the reactions of people when asked to relate their spirituality and religious beliefs to the concept of happiness.

With the latest crop of celebrity “It Girls” finding themselves in rehab, prison and then rehab again, the crown is vacant. Who wants it?

I’ve found that there are three girls that have a pretty good case for the title of “Teen Queen,” Vanessa Hudgens, Hayden Panettiere and Amanda Bynes.