MOSAIC: Where are you from?

JASON: Seabrook “Da Brook” New Hampshire

MOSAIC: What year are you?

JASON: Sophomore

MOSAIC: What is your major/minor?

JASON: I am a nursing major and a French minor.

MOSAIC: Did you ever have a funny nickname growing up? Explain.

Your fellow Salve students are all around you, staring at their computer screens, typing away, pointing and clicking. Some are conducting research, some are proofreading a paper and others are finishing a PowerPoint presentation. This may seem like a familiar scene to you.

Barbara Shamblin’s show, Image and Memory: Photographs of Italy, currently on display at the Newport Art Museum, is not about clear sight. Her work evokes personal perception.

“‘Why are they blurry?’ I keep getting this over and over again,” the artist said, at the Gallery Talk she gave on Oct. 13.

I touched it and it was like a bolt of lightning went through me. I just knew,” explained a close work associate of Editor-in-Chief of SELF magazine, Lucy S. Danziger. “If your breasts usually feel like a bag of grapes, this felt like a pebble. It was that hard.

Sergeant Fitzgerald is no stranger to the Newport community, having been born and raised here. He even attended Salve Regina University, graduating in 1981 as an Administrative Justice major.

Having always been interested in law, Sgt. Fitzgerald originally was interested in becoming a state trooper and later became very interested in working with the Federal Bureau.