Schneider Says: In week 5, crazy games lead to big fantasy points
An interesting Week 5 has come and gone, taking with it one of the best games I have ever seen.
Sick of spinoffs
A television show spinoff is like getting a gift from that prankster friend of yours — you’re excited but weary; you’re getting a gift, but is it a good gift?
Pope of progress
While Pope Francis is certainly a troublemaker, he is also acting as the face of a much-needed change in the Catholic religion. In an interview for America Magazine, Pope Francis proved he is acting as the face of that change regarding homosexuality.
Consent is not enough: aspire for enthusiasm
It’s Friday night and you and your girlfriends are ready for a great time. After a rough week of stressful nights studying and long days filled with less than intellectually stimulating classes, you cannot wait for happy hour. After a great dinner and drinks with the girls, you continue your night with some cocktails and fun before heading out to the bar.
Charges against Mara dropped
State prosecutors announced in Bridgeport Superior Court on Friday, Oct. 4, that all charges have been dropped against John “Jack” Mara ‘13, regarding his alleged involvement in an assault, which occurred in the Fairfield Beach neighborhood this January.
Dolan brawl update
New information has been received regarding the incident on Sunday, Sept. 22, where multiple parties were involved in a violent outbreak in Dolan Hall, resulting in three arrests, several injuries and extensive property damage.
Fairfield discusses women’s role in the church
From 50 years ago to today, women’s role in the church has changed drastically, according to Dr. Teresa Berger, professor of liturgical studies at Yale Divinity School.
South Side Café planned for 42 Bellarmine
In hopes of providing students with further late night programming to combat Fairfield’s drinking culture, the University will open the South Side Café in 42 Bellarmine Road.
Mass changes to an FYE event
The First Year Experience Program recently offered two new events held at the Egan Chapel of St. Ignatius Loyola after mass in order for students to receive credit for the program, required for first year students.
Bells ring for victims
On the evening of Sept. 24, Fairfield residents gathered under the gazebo at Sherman Green to recognize victims of domestic violence with a candlelight vigil. “We need to give women the strength to say enough is enough,” said State Attorney Judy Stevens.