Monthly Archives April 16, 2014

Technology is everywhere; we all know it. Some of us can see the dangers of what does to our society. Even Wally Pfister, longtime cinematographer and now director of the upcoming film “Transcendence” sees...

From April 13 to 25, the Leaders for Environmental Action at Fairfield will host a variety of events for Earth Week. Earth Week is an extension of Earth Day, which falls on Tuesday, April 22. On Tuesday,...

The spark in Don Draper’s eyes has faded and unfortunately so has the buzz about the once great Mad Men. The beginning of the end was set in motion Sunday night with the premiere of the final season although...

Shakespeare’s renowned works have been loved by audiences for centuries. Though they were written in the late 16th and early 17th centuries, the themes and morals of his plays are still relevant today....

Senior Louis Inglese has played at Clam Jam, giving inebriated, fun-loving Fairfield seniors a bass-heavy backdrop to their end-of-the-year debauchery. He’s played from the balcony of a Lantern Point beach...

Wye Oak - “Shriek” The Baltimore duo has released one of the most anticipated albums of the year, a follow-up to their 2011 album “Civilian.” It seems that they have taken a note from singer Jenn...

Blazers shouldn’t be limited to professional settings; they're more fashionable than you think. Whether you prefer double-breasted or single-breasted, blazers are definitely back in trend:   Why You...

Dr. Spencer Wells, prominent geneticist, says DNA can trace humankind's origins

Religion is often a topic of contention and as such, one that I try to avoid discussing with others. But in this case, I feel like an exception can be made.            This past Sunday was Palm...

“I’d kill to look like her.” A comment that any young girl has (probably) made at some point in her life when referring to someone’s flawless makeup and skin. We all want to have that perfect look: the...