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This week's 20 Questions is with Amanda Betz, former candidate for FUSA president and current president of the Student Beach Residents Association.

Over the course of the past week, as The Mirror's story on "Fairfield's Enron Ties" was circulating on U-Wire across the country, many students were wondering whether or not the Joseph Berardino connection was that big of a deal. It is.

Whose doing what and where...don't talk to Security, we've got the latest here! Check out the lately updates at Campus Crime BEAT!

Richard Fuller accepts his Martin Luther King Jr. Vision award at the convocation Thursday, Jan. 24. Other recipients were Andre Willis, Rev. John S. Kidd and Rev. Phyllis J. Leopold.

Christian-Jewish relations will be the focus of a Fairfield University presentation on Tuesday, Feb. 19, when acclaimed author James Carroll speaks at the University's Regina A. Quick Center for the Performing Arts at 7 p.m.

The Fairfield University community reacts to the Enron controversy, as ties to trustee Joseph Berardino '72, who is the Chief Executive of Arthur Anderson, brings the subject closer to home.

Professor of Elementary Education Alice McIntyre has been a member of Fairfield University's faculty since 1996, but this May, McIntyre will no longer be employed by the university, much to the displeasure of many Fairfield students.

Fairfield Community Theater re-opens to sell tickets for just three dollars, with all profits going directly to non-profit organization Community Theatre Foundation.

Black Hawk Down is one of the most true war movie, depicting the tragic 1993 Battle of Mogadishu. The movie contains no superstar actor, no plot, and not even a climatic scene--but that's what's so good about it.

The Lady Stags dropped their second-straight game Tuesday night, falling to conference-rival St. Peter's 62-55 Tuesday night at the Arena at Harbor Yard. Fairfield is now 9-11 overall and 5-6 in the MAAC.