Daily Archives April 14, 2004

Seagrape owner died Monday Steven David Levine, 48, the proprietor of the popular Seagrape bar and restuarant in Fairfield died suddenly on Monday, April 12 at his residence. A lifelong resident of Fairfield, Levine owned the Seagrape Inc., which includes both the restaurant and inn.

Taco bar, chicken wings, even vegetarian meal options. Although the cafeteria offers a number of options for students, some students are unhappy with the lack of selection for their dietary needs. "I've been getting soy milk at request all year at the cafeteria," said Christine Gingras '06.

Tuesday, April 6 8:26 a.m. - A report was received of a harassment charge against a Sodexho employee. 4:42 p.m. - A car's windshield was smashed by a foul ball in the women's softball game. The car was parked in the Jogues parking lot. 11:20 p.m. - A former student was issued a trespass citation for violating his sanction.

Last week, students raised questions in The Mirror about the origin of clothes sold in the bookstore. Barbara Farrell, the store's general manager, said that the bookstore does make sure clothes sold there are not from sweatshop labor. "We can verify the origins of the clothing.

The exact role performed by the Student Beach Resident Association eludes some students, Mirror interviews have shown. "The SBRA plans the Nauts, Mock Wedding and probably would plan the Clam Jam if we had one," said Mike Messenger '05 when asked about SBRA.