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Ratched: A Thriller-Season Fluke

Ratched: A Thriller-Season Fluke

Arts and Entertainment October 19, 2020 at 10:51 am Comments are Disabled

By: Michael DeFusco | Staff-writer Like Icarus, some shows tend to stray too close to the sun; Netflix’s new series “Ratched” penetrates the sun’s atmosphere and flies directly into its core. The twisted, overly ambitious eight-episode origin story takes you into the life of nurse Mildred Ratched, before she became the authoritarian menace from “One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest.”Read More

Let’s Talk About Week One of The Bachelorette

Let’s Talk About Week One of The Bachelorette

Arts and Entertainment October 19, 2020 at 9:52 am Comments are Disabled

By: Rebecca Capozzi | Treasurer/Staff-Writer It’s that time of year again: Bachelorette season! It has been a long five months of waiting for this premiere, since under normal circumstances, The Bachelorette begins airing in May. There was even a period of time when it was unknown whether or not the show was going to be able to film at all.Read More

Why You Should Host an Instagram Takeover for Salve

Why You Should Host an Instagram Takeover for Salve

Campus October 11, 2020 at 9:00 am Comments are Disabled

By: Morgan Rizzo | Staff-Writer Walking outside to admire the view of the ocean from a college dorm room or building is not typical in many universities across the country. Well, here at Salve Regina University, that is not the case. With a beautiful campus in the heart of Newport overlooking the water, students have the opportunity to live andRead More

A Can’t-Miss-It Breakfast Stop in the Fifth Ward

A Can’t-Miss-It Breakfast Stop in the Fifth Ward

Off Campus October 9, 2020 at 9:00 am Comments are Disabled

By: Maggie Johnston | Guest Writer The aromas of Peruvian, French, Ethiopian, and even Aquidneck blends of coffee are noticeably fragrant before even entering Harvest Newport and The Coffee Guy, where Thames Street meets Carroll Avenue. Harvest Newport, otherwise known as Harvest Market, greets customers with their friendliest foot forward. During mornings, their orange chickens saunter around Harvest’s lot spaceRead More

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The Logistics of a Football Spring Season

Sports October 8, 2020 at 9:00 am Comments are Disabled

By: Liam Cooney | Staff-writer When the NCAA cancelled all remaining winter and spring championships this past March, college sports fans across the country were left shocked and devastated at what had just suddenly occurred. The COVID-19 pandemic has left us with so many extraordinary challenges which we have never even dreamt of having to face. One of those uniqueRead More