Monthly Archives October 28, 2009

Junot Diaz comes to Open Visions.

There are not many places in town where you can eat healthy, quality food and grocery shop all at once. Mrs.Green's, located at 1916 Post Road, provides the freshest selection of produce, a variety of...

We’ve taken flak for not covering certain sports enough or not appreciating how much of a commitment the athletes themselves make. We understand, they want to be acknowledged for their hard work, and some sports, such as field hockey, crew and cross-country, don’t get coverage proportional to their hard work as compared to basketball, soccer and lacrosse. When people ask us why, we tell them: “there are only three of us.”

After a year that could not have been much worse for head coach Ed Cooley and the men’s basketball team, fourth place in the pre-season coaches poll must seem like a blessing.

With a less experienced roster this season, Fairfield women's basketball was picked to finish sixth in the conference during MAAC Media Day.

When Tucker Nathans connected on a blast from the top of the box (see picture) to put Fairfield up 3-0 over Manhattan on Sunday, it was the sixth unanswered goal for the Stags in two games. They would score twice more for a 5-0 win to complete the weekend sweep of the Jaspers and Saint Peter’s.

Highlights from the MAAC Media Day event, as well as links to other writers recaps.

It seems like for the first time in a while, someone had called out the sexual promiscuity of college students.

Crime log from the week of 10/28/09.

With the addition of the Stag Statue in the center of campus, Fairfield has joined the ranks of its fellow universities.