Author Veronica Florentino

There is a lot we can learn from the cast members of the hit show "The Real World." They are individuals who dealt with the common issues of drinking and sex. The only difference between ordinary 20-something-year-olds and the cast of the MTV show is that their experiences were broadcasted to 2 million viewers.

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Comedian Alex House said if she shortened her name like J. Lo., she would be A. Ho. House has appeared on "The View" and "Last Comic Standing." The Mirror got a chance to catch up with House before her performance this Thursday in the lower level of the BCC.

Crystal Hunt stars in "Sydney White" as sorority sweetie, Dinky. Crystal told The Mirror a little more about her character, the film and life off-camera. The Mirror: Tell me about your character in Sydney White. Crystal Hunt: It is a college spin on "Snow White and the Seven Dwarves.

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Since his arrival at Fairfield 30 years ago, Raymond Poincelot has had an accomplished career. But the next phase of his prolific career will be even more noteworthy. Last week, Poincelot was announced as the interim dean of the College of Arts and Sciences.

Before graduation, one senior will be able to share her year-long study with the University community. Wendy Scola, a University Fellows Scholar, will present a public lecture on "Dramaturgy in the American Theater" on May 3. It will focus on the question, "Is there a place for a dramaturg in the American Theater?" Scola is a double major in psychology and visual and performing arts with an emphasis on theatre.

After his death, Daniel O'Neil's music has reached national popularity with a little help from the World Wide Web. Twenty-two years old from Lincoln, R.I., who had finished graduate work Lafayette College.O'Neil was a graduate student studying environmental engineering when he was killed in the engineering building at Virginia Tech.

Theater Fairfield ends the year with their production of "As You Like It" and gives their departing seniors a swan song they should be exceptionally proud of. The play opens with a rousing introduction during which the cast welcomes the audience personally.

This Saturday, the Glee Club will celebrate its 60th anniversary and will premiere a work commissioned by Gwyneth Walker. Nearly 90 alumni will reuturn to sing with the club. Walker is a well-known composer who has been commissioned for over 160 works, including the work being commissioned by Fairfield called "Songs to the Lord of Peace.