Author Chris Wood

Thanks to the often-mentioned size of the class of 2004, there have been numerous "crunches" throughout the past couple of years at the university. This is not something that can be blamed on anyone. No one was at fault.

Chris Wood '03 is in Theatre Fairfield's spring production, "Henry IV" Pt. 1, which opens on April 17. He shares with us some of the experiences of putting Shakespeare on Fairfield's stage.

Destiny's Child and J-Lo's remix albums prove not as 'Bootylicious' or 'Real' as they could be.

The issues and the heat of the FUSA 2002 presidential election, fueled by all of the candidates, drew the largest voter-turnout in several years-including a large female contingency due, in large part, to Karen Donoghue's campaign, which is now under debate.

After reading last week's issue, I felt the need to respond to the article about the recent fire extinguisher incident in Loyola Hall and the editorial about the ever-popular situation at Fairfield beach.

Karen Donoghue made history Tuesday when she became the organization's first female president since the institution first admitted women in 1970. She just barely edged out fellow junior Vin Farisello by 11 votes-565-554.

The men's basketball team enters this weekend's MAAC Tournament as an outside favorite, after finishing the regular season with five wins in their last six games. The Stags open the tourney on Saturday night against Manhattan.

Karen Donoghue made history Tuesday when she became FUSA's first female president since Fairfield University first admitted women in 1970. She just barely edged out fellow junior Vin Farisello by 11 votes, 565-554.

After an up and down regular season, the women's basketball team and head coach Dianne Nolan are optimistic on their chances in this weekend's MAAC Tournament. The Stags face Canisius on Friday night in the quarterfinal round.

Find out "who's who" in the upcoming presidential election by checking out each candidate's brief profile. Get to know the facts before you vote!