Author Jess Mitchell

by Jess Mitchell Last week, FUSA held a raffle in which two free passes for parking anywhere on campus for February were given away. Coincidently, two FUSA senators won the parking passes fair and square in the raffle. A total of 78 raffle tickets were sold at $2 a piece and all proceeds were donated to the Special Olympics.

by Elizabeth Cooper and Jessica Mitchell The man accused of selling marijuana to a Fairfield student in February 2004 pleaded guilty to the drug charge on Feb. 5, according to The Connecticut Post. The case was set to go to the Superior Court when the accused, John Delabrena, 21, made his plea under the Alford Doctrine.

by Jess Mitchell Jazzing up their annual Christmas Concert in the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts, the Glee Club's "In Holiday Style" was far from just traditional seasonal music. Featuring New York City's premiere saxophone quartet, Sax in the City, the stage of the Quick Center radiated energy and excitement, yet left traditional Holiday spirit behind.

By Jess Mitchell Read a 300-page politics novel. Pick out an outfit for Thursday night. Send Grandma a birthday card. Copy the philosophy notes. Check friend requests on Facebook. With all these thoughts occupying the minds of Fairfield students, it seems there is no time to say thank you to the lunch lady.