Author Kathryn Abruzzo

Friday, Nov. 14 is the first ever 200 Nights Boat Cruise around the city for the class of 2004. This event costs $85 a person which includes transportation, and the boat ride includes a buffet dinner, open bar, and a DJ. The actual cruise goes from 7:30 until 11p.

In the aftermath of Sept. 11 the entire nation's attention was transfixed upon the middle-eastern part of the world. Americans have questioned in this constantly changing and complex political time, "Who are the Arabs?" Fairfield hosted the first of a four part series on Thursday night called "The Arab-American Experience.

Graduates of Fairfield University no doubt keep memories of friends, parties, and classes fresh in their minds after they graduate. But as one of the youngest Jesuit institutions in the nation, school officials hope that alumni also keep memories of Fairfield in mind by making monetary contributions to the university.

by Kathryn Abruzzo Walk into the front door and past the signs for Scavenger Hunts worth $200, and the "Jogues Idol" contest, down the first floor male hallway. Most of the doors are open and there's Eminem blasting down the hallway of Jogues One. "Hey you!" yells a male freshman.

It is 80 degrees outside and a beautiful fall Friday afternoon. Everyone is done with classes and The Stag is the place to be. Well inside at least. Most students this year are not pleased with the weathered furniture outside the Stag. Regardless of their condition, some students brave the outside patio to have their sandwiches and other snacks in the remaining warm summer sun.