Daily Archives November 3, 2009

Yesterday, Fairfield released the team's 2010 regular-season schedule. This year's slate boasts a myriad of impressive out-of-conference games, including Notre Dame and Maryland. Coupled with a revamped conference that includes Ohio State, Quinnipiac, Denver, and Air Force, it seems likely that the Stags will be pushed as hard as ever this season.

“Fairfield cab!” You hear these words ringing through your cell phone every weekend. This is the well-known answer of Fairfield Cab Company dispatcher, Sandy Castelluci. Besides being the elusive voice on the other end of your phone, Sandy is much more than a phone operator.

The Free Flow of Information Act, a federal shield law that will be monumental for journalism if passed, will move one step closer to existence this Thursday when it is considered in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee.

With a victory, the Stags will all but clinch a spot in the four-team MAAC tournament, which will be played from Nov. 13-15 at Fairfield.

Budget meeting breaks down FUSA's numbers for the school year.

The cast of “Seussical the Musical” lit up the stage at the Quick Center this past Sunday, reminding audience members both young and old of the power of imagination.

The autobiography, or memoir, is the voice of the 21st century, as contemporary American author and memoirist Patricia Hampl explained in her lecture “Sacrament of Self: Catholic Roots of Contemporary Memoir” Wednesday night at the Dolan School of Business.