Author Dan Otfinoski

Tuesday afternoon at 2 p.m. a female student approached a reference librarian in the DiMenna-Nyselius Library and informed her that a male student was inappropriately looking at pornography and touching himself. The librarian called Public Safety. Officers responded and found a male student with a hand down his sweatpants in the 24-hour computer lab adjacent to the café by the library entrance.

Monday night started like any other. At the last minute I got a ticket to see Tim Russert, far and away one of the most important journalists working in American media today, at the Open Visions Forum. As an avid fan of his Sunday morning news program, Meet the Press, the longest-running show in television history, I anticipated this as being the most relevant Forum of my four years here at Fairfield.

To the Editor: I was pleased to have a project of the FUSA Senate featured in The Mirror last Thursday in the article by Anna Papachristos. It was great to see FUSA get recognition for something other than the concerts. We really think that the FUSA Book Exchange will be beneficial to both the textbook buyers and the sellers.

To the Editor: As parents of a graduate of the class of 2000, who is currently an MBA candidate at Fairfield, and of a student in the class of 2006, we were dismayed when we learned that Fairfield's acceptance rate this year was close to 75 percent. Our fear is that Fairfield's reputation is going to be diminished and that high school seniors will look at Fairfield as a safety instead of a target or reach school.