Daily Archives March 28, 2007

Four turtles have ooze spilled on them, are raised by a rat, named after the Renaissance artists and trained to be crime fighting ninjas. Who wouldn't want to dip into whatever these guys were on? This is a great movie to take a younger sibling to, or to go with mind-altered friends. It is funny at times and nice to see the 'tubular' heroes hit the screen again.

Music thumped loudly throughout the campus as students lined up outside the Barone Campus Center entrance. Students awaited hearing DJ Priceless's music while dancing under white screens displaying music videos. But this was no ordinary social scene.

Modest Mouse frontman Isaac Brock and friends have been proving, since they formed in 1993, that they are a force to be reckoned with. This album isn't anything too out of the ordinary. There's no reinventing what Modest Mouse is or anything like that here. Only the most hardcore Modest Mouse fans will find themselves disappointed.

While Van Wilder, Senator Blutarsky of "Animal House" and Frank the Tank of "Old School" are said to be extreme representations of college life, a recent study shows that they may not be too far off. "The use of alcohol as a relaxant and social lubricant is heavily influenced by peers and is the 'quick fix' for students to relieve the pressures of academic rigor," said Jeanne DiMuzio, director of counseling services.

Fairfield's Health Center plans to open an HPV clinic that will administer vaccinations. The shots may cost less than the series does now, about $360 for all three shots. However, the Health Center does not currently have GARDASIL available.

Before his appointment as Provincial Superior of the New England Province, he was one of the most beloved professors and colleagues during his 15-year tenure at Fairfield. Now, four years later, Fr. Thomas Regan will return to Fairfield on May 20 to accept an honorary doctor of laws degree and address the Class of 2007 at its commencement.

It was at 9 o'clock sharp when the lights went off, and the 4,000 people who sold out Sacred Heart's Pitt Center screamed in anticipation for the band of the evening, The Goo Goo Dolls. The lights started to pulse faster and faster, as Johnny Reznick and company took the stage, busting into their song "Dizzy.

The freshman sports reporters answer the big questions in athletics today in this weeks edition of Mirror Sports 3 x 5.

The Stags' men's lacrosse team may have only one loss on the season, but that one loss has changed the entire outlook on the rest of the season. The schedule does not get any easier for the Stags and they could easily lose three or four of the next five games.

Time. It's the one factor everyone in the Fairfield Baseball program stressed during both the pre-season and the early part of the regular season. Now, after opening the year 1-8, the wait is paying off. The Fairfield baseball team got off to a good start in its conference season, sweeping Niagara in its first MAAC series last weekend,