Monthly Archives November 19, 2009

Bringing freedom of the press and community standards of justice together in The Mirror obliges the student editors to generate and live by a code of ethics that coheres with the community standards of Fairfield University.

Seventy-two arrest warrants have been issued for individuals who were present at Bravo Restaurant and Bar when it was raided on Oct. 20, according to The Connecticut Post.

The women’s basketball team lost four seniors last year, all of whom played significant minutes. The past two seasons, Fairfield has had Baendu Lowenthal ‘09 and Sabra Wrice ‘08 to turn to when...

With four starters gone and a host of new players looking to step into starring roles, the women's basketball team is far from a completed product, but the talent is there.

In his “Walk of Shame” column, “He Said” Chris Surette walked the walk. And now, readers are talking the talk.

Quite simply, Mr. Surette's diatribes are full of moronic drivel. I struggle to find any journalistic merit in his words, even as sophomoric satirical op-eds go.

As a college student, I am absolutely in shock that the misogynist ramblings of this misguided (and probably dangerous) amateur made it onto the pages of your newspaper.

The women's basketball team will look to surpass preseason expectations, led by Frager's best freshman class yet.

Tell those who cry "censorship" when you refuse to give them a platform for their preaching the same thing I do: Go start a LiveJournal. They are not entitled to a place in your paper any more than they are entitled to a spot on national TV.

The top songs on Mike Fischetti's iPod this week.