Bart Carithers, Director of Student Activities, presented student Carolina Stillone, a “Caught in the Act Award,” Tuesday evening, at the start of the One World Society meeting.

The “Caught in the Act Award,” is given by Student Activities to students involved in one or more of the 30 recognized clubs at Salve Regina.

ARIES (March 21-April 20). Nostalgia will captivate the attention of loved ones. Before Wednesday, old memories and yesterday’s obligations will need to be brought to the surface and resolved. Deep emotional changes and a renewed faith in romance may be at issue.

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In his own mind, George Lucas identified so closely with the rebellious young hero of the space adventure he was writing in the mid-1970s that he named the character Luke, after himself.

As he made the rounds at the studios to pitch a sci-fi fantasy he was calling “The Star Wars,” with each new telling, his movie sounded more and more like a parable of his own struggle to resist the soul-crushing heel of Hollywood.

Robert Pesapane is stressed. This Wednesday, at 2:00p.m., the Salve junior has to convince the student body that he is Senator John Kerry in a mock Presidential Debate. Even to a seasoned politician, it proves no easy task.

“I’m representing views to people who don’t even know who John Kerry is,” Pesapane said.