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Date Posted: 04:05:37pm 01/04/06 Wed,
Author: Stagophile
Subject: Re: Cultural Epicenter of Fairfield County
In reply to: Stagophile 's message, "Cultural Epicenter of Fairfield County" on 12:02:22pm 01/04/06 Wed,

For those interested below is a link to the article. It is interesting to read Fr. Von Arx's view of the Quick Center as valuable component in our community relations efforts. Based on this article and the quote from the head of the Fairfield Arts Council in the Mirror Article it sounds like it has been a resounding success.

As for student interest, just what exactly interests Fairfield student's these days. It seems like student apathy reigns on campus. Some professors have the right idea requiring student's to attend events, but, should they have to force student to attend these types of event. I wish the Quick Center existed when I attended Fairfield...

December 2005

Intellectual Hot House
By Walt Kita

Deborah Sommers just might be the hardest working woman in show biz. Blessed with a big eye for talent and a Rolodex to match, the indefatigable impresario is the program director of Fairfield University�s Quick Center for the Performing Arts and, thus, thinks of the world as her oyster. A very big oyster, too.

http://www.westportmag.com/archive/0512/intellectualhothouse.htm

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