Author Editorial Board

A year after helicopters swirled in the air over the quad and CNN interrupted its national coverage to show the world a hostage situation on our campus, not much has changed in the way of security. Academic buildings are wide open nearly all of the time. Gates may close but pedestrians easily can enter by simply walking around the gates.

In an academic year marred with moments of shock, it is exceptionally uplifting for the community of Fairfield University to celebrate the 2001-2002 commencement with an emphasis on Jesuit ideals.

In an effort to restrain from complaining about housing too much (simply because it is redundant at this point), I have decided to take the road less traveled and discuss my life, as a junior, living in the "Kostka/Claver Village," which is a joke and we all know it.

The Mirror Editorial staff looks back at the highs and lows of the past semester.

The Mirror Editorial staff feels faculty members are an accet to students everyday here at Fairfield and they should have whatever pay system they feel comfortable with.