PROVIDENCE – A Providence College student whose company developed a drink-tampering detection straw claimed first place at the Rhode Island Business Competition’s third annual Student Pitch Contest. Neve Palmeri, owner of SmartSip, received $500 for her product – a discreet, color-changing straw designed to detect common drink-tampering substances. Palmeri and more than 10 students from
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