Fairfield University - Manor Yearbook (Fairfield, CT)

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Hg, o'i V.:-Q .I 3' ' ' 'ar' WCISA USA wsident Chris Ritchie, kind and results-oriented, has received much credit for thgacgomplishments of thisvw year's student government. Who can forget in April 1987, when Ritchie publicly stated, My .'g'..cabinet members and I will resign if, by next 'h November, our goals are not accomplished, and if the legislature finds the organization 'liking- j'faooking,' ,.the boldness of that statement Wfades. For the Famield University Student Association, this Fortiethwxnniversary year was enormously successful. You could credit Ritchie, but the Politics major from Trumbull, Connecticut, whose favorite expressions are Sure and Thank You , will insist that the credit extend deep into the lower positions of his cabineti ' What do you know, the guy's humble too. , o .--C' X

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