Author Michael Bond

To the Editor: Two weeks ago, one of Fairfield University's best kept secrets took place at the Regina A. Quick Center for the Arts. I'm talking about the Dance Ensemble's annual production. It was amazing! I first learned about the Dance Ensemble from senior Maria DeRuccio who interned in our office and has been a driving force behind this group for all four years at Fairfield.

Thomas Paine's bellyaching couldn't hold a candle to the past year.

The Catholic Church has much to answer for these days. It also has much to live for.

Dolan Campus is hardly a campus. A walk from Dolan to the Main Campus shows us all just how different it is. Main campus has the Campus Center, the Quad, and the bulk of the academic buildings in addition to the library all within just a few minutes of each other. Dolan has two buildings really and one of them sits essentially vacant.

In the bathrooms of most dorms there are two containers, one is for trash and the other for recycling. We are supposed to place glass, plastic and aluminum in the recycling containers. Time after time all of us have seen both the trashcan and the recycling can filled to the brim with paper, cans and bottles. By not encouraging recycling more the university is failing to contribute to the recycling cause and is throwing away money.