Author Kaitlin McEwan

Feeling guilty for asking your mom to do your laundry or simply disgusted by that dirty pile of clothes lingering on your bedroom floor? Juniors Sam Tooley and Soly Zarrini have come up with a solution, called Stags Laundry.

Walking to your car, you catch a glimpse of that bright, thin orange sheet, waving back and forth in your windshield wiper as the wind blows. You stop in your tracks and think, “Not again!”

Timmy sat down with Lisa a few years ago and spoke about his desires for a recovery program for alcoholics and drug addicts. He looked at Lisa and said, “If you build it, they will come.” And they did.

Better late than never. Despite being scheduled more than a week after the actual holiday, Fairfield kicked off its Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration on Jan. 28, and it is set to run through Jan. 31.

Breathing heavily, Joseph Alibrandi ‘14, stared off into the audience trying to scurry up an answer for the man screaming in his ear. Thinking on his feet, Alibrandi answered a simple, yet complicated question.

Having a townhouse in your junior or senior is part of the Fairfield experience. Making it totally unique and eye-catching can only add to your time there.

Xhensila Spahiu ’15 said: “'Dogwood' is back and better than ever.”