Salve Regina University’s 27th Annual Governor’s Ball was postponed Saturday due to inclement weather at the request of Gov. Donald Carcieri. The event was rescheduled for the following night, Sunday, Dec. 7, at 9 p.m. in Ochre Court. The Governor’s Ball is a black tie event held yearly at Salve to raise money for student scholarships.

Racism has always been considered as a major problem in the United States, and the white supremacist movement today is surprisingly large. Tom (TJ) Leyden, an ex-neo Nazi skinhead, shared his experiences during a lecture at Salve Regina University.

We have all seen it coming. We see the commercials, the decorations that smother the stores, and all the sales and promises of “buy four get one free” gifts. Let’s face it – the holiday season is here. Whether or not you get goose bumps at the sight of Christmas lights, or cringe and start to feel the anxiety rise and get to your spirit.

With rumors becoming abundant, and expectations having grown day-by-day, Phish finally took the Fleet Center stage in Boston on Tuesday night and went on to perform what will surely go down as a high point in the band’s history.

Three panels of the AIDS Quilt Rhode Island hung in the Pell Center for the first two days of December, in observance of World AIDS Awareness Day. The display was sponsored by the Social Work Club and the Gay, Straight, Lesbian and Bisexual Alliance to promote campus awareness to this disease and its rapidly growing death toll.