Author Joe Serzan

By Chris Doherty What do the NFL's New York Jets, Houston Texans, and Baltimore Ravens all have in common? It is not unlikely that the Fairfield mens soccer team might outscore them if they played against them next Sunday. After shutting out Adelphi University 5-0 last Tuesday, the Stags mirrored the effort with a 5-0 drubbing of winless Manhattan last Sunday at Lessing Field.

By Ben Doody Dressed in new practice jerseys that were - of all colors - black, thus discrediting the event's title, the men's basketball team made its first public appearance Saturday when it took the court for its annual Red-White scrimmage. Absent from the mix were the team's two graduated stars (Deng Gai '05 and Tyquawn Goode '05) and its one suspended star, senior forward DeWitt Maxwell.

By Joe Serzan If Saturday's Fairfield women's basketball intra-squad scrimmage was any indication as to how the team will play this season, then Stags fans should start getting prepared for many exciting games. Shireyll Moore '09 scored a game-high 11 points for the white team, which defeated the red team 34-27 at Alumni Hall.

It's baseball playoff time again, and with that in mind, The Mirror wants to give you free stuff if you know baseball! Below are The Mirror sports staff's picks to win the American and National League Championship Series and the World Series. We'd like to know what you think will happen.

By Joe Serzan For the Fairfield women's soccer team, it was double the domination last weekend in New Jersey and New York. Fairfield's 6 - 0 victory over St. Peter's Friday night in Jersey City was their first MAAC win of the season. Sunday, the Stags came out strong once again and shot past Manhattan in overtime for a 1-0 win.

Proposed Ethics Mode Fairfield Mirror Spring 2005 1. FREE TRAVEL. The journalist should make every effort to secure their own accommodations or meals related to travel. If this is impossible or inordinately expensive, they may accept travel with a group.

While you're out drinking on Tuesday (and many other) nights, the staff of The Mirror is in the lower level of the BCC, typing away on our computers. I swear we have more fun than I just made that sound, but you probably wouldn't predict us to win the 2005 intramural softball championship.

by Joe Serzan What began as a promising weekend road-trip for the Fairfield baseball team ended with disappointment following consecutive losses to Rider. Fairfield defeated Rider, 7-6, on Sunday afternoon at Sonny Pittaro Field. But the Broncs stormed back and won the second game of Sunday's doubleheader and Monday afternoon's rubber match.

by Joe Serzan Just when it looked like the blustery weather and Niagara's hard-throwing pitchers would both continue to keep the Fairfield baseball team cold Sunday afternoon, its hitters suddenly caught fire. Tom Arpino's '06 game-winning base hit in the bottom of the seventh inning completed the Stags 6-5 comeback victory over Niagara at Alumni Diamond in the second game of Sunday's doubleheader.

When the announcement was made that Fr. Jeffrey von Arx, S.J. would become our new president, the Fairfield community rejoiced at the prospect of having a president who was more visible, embraced diversity and supported the student body. However, Fr. von Arx's decision to cancel Alliance's same-sex marriage forum last week has made some students and faculty question his ability to do so.