Spring Break
Starting on Thursday, Dec. 3, Roger Williams University will begin the first round of H1N1 vaccinations. H1N1, also, called "swine flu", has gripped the globe over the past few months harder than the Farnese Atlas. With the widespread outbreak of the flu blustered around the United States, many colleges and universities are offering free vaccinations for H1N1.
On Nov. 23, Student Senate held an open forum to answer any questions students had about issues on campus. Approximately 15-25 students attended, including members of administration, such as Dean of Students Kathleen McMahon and Director of Housing Tony Montefusco.
At 4:50 a.m., as he fills his cup of water, he does not switch on the TV. He does not log onto the computer and he does not turn on a cell phone. Instead, he sits down to an elaborate breakfast containing oats and milk, homegrown apples, a banana and a grapefruit, because he can't stand boxed cereal.
Show Name: 'The Wednesday Night Throw Down" Show Time: Wednesday 6-8 p.m. Description: Two hours of sports talk and sweet jams. Top Five Favorite Songs: 1. Phish "Punch You in the Eye" 2. Neyo featuring Kanye West "So Sick Remix" 3. Disco Biscuits "Space Bird Mating Call 4.
WQRI 88.3 FM, Roger Williams University's student-run radio station, is now broadcasting live coverage of select men's and women's basketball games. Two WQRI commentators provide play-by-play and color commentary during "key matchups" in the RWU men's and women's basketball teams' schedules, according to Tucker Silva, WQRI Program Director and play-by-play commentator.
It's hard to deny my incessant love for Lady Gaga. It's equally as hard to deny my love for Beyoncè. Both are powerful, multitalented singing artists who bring with them a unique view into the world of entertainment. Just YouTube their recent performances and one can see how engaging and truly interesting they are.