You thought that college would last forever. You’ve studied, you’ve done your thesis, you’ve taken hundreds of credits and worked your fingers to the bone at work study.

But alas, these years are coming to an end, and now you’re being forced into the “real world,” where knowing how to dress for an interview luncheon is much more important than reading Thomas Hobbes’ “Leviathan” or writing a term paper on the sinking of the Lusitania.

Jan. 31-Feb. 6, 2005

ARIES (March 21-April 20) Workplace expectations will soon increase. Bosses or key officials are this week ready to announce revised schedules or a steady expansion of duties. Ask insightful questions and offer a cheerful reaction. Before mid-week, public support and team awareness are vital to the success of new business proposals.

Bob Langlais first began playing the game of hockey at the young age six when a friend told him how much fun it was.

In his junior and senior years of high school he helped capture two state championship titles for his high school, Bishop Guertin. Now, fifteen years later, he finds himself captain of the Salve men’s ice hockey team in his senior year.

This new addition to the Mosaic Online will be highlighting seniors at Salve Regina University who have had a positive impact on the Salve Regina community.

Tuesday in Bazarsky Lecture Hall in O’Hare Academic Center, Samuel Worthington, the national executive director and CEO of Plan USA, spoke about his organization’s active participation in the tsunami relief.

Plan USA is a “global, child-focused humanitarian organization that helps children and their communities meet their basic needs and promote their rights to participate in and benefit from their societies.