Yale Daily News

Last month, the members of the Yale College Democrats voted overwhelmingly to endorse Rebecca Livengood for Ward 1 alderwoman. After interviewing each of the candidates […]

October 24, 2005

Today at noon, George W. Bush will take the Presidential Oath of Office, officially beginning his second term in the White House. Republicans will gather […]

January 20, 2005

This year, the construction crews of the world seem to have descended upon New Haven. Davenport, the area in front of the Fence Club, the […]

October 7, 2004

At midnight tonight, the Federal Assault Weapons Ban will expire. The 10-year ban was passed by Congress and signed into law by President Bill Clinton […]

September 13, 2004

It’s March, and as anyone who watches slightly too much television can easily tell you, it’s the season of melodrama. Cinderella teams will upset the […]

March 25, 2004

For the last few days, I have been debating whether I need to redecorate my room. The walls of my snug single are covered with […]

February 23, 2004

On Jan. 20, Yalies of all political persuasions were glued to their television sets, either heckling or cheering — well, mainly heckling — Bush as […]

February 5, 2004

For the last two weeks of winter break, I left my television and my warm bed and headed to New Hampshire. I worked 14-hour days […]

January 14, 2004

Yale is embroiled in yet another set of legal battles as lawsuits on behalf of poor patients at Yale-New Haven Hospital are pending in courts. […]

December 3, 2003

What happened to the Democratic South? For much of American history, it was the “Solid South” that put Democrats into national office, while the Republican […]

November 10, 2003

In 1954, the Supreme Court ruled in Brown v. Board of Education that racial segregation in public schools was unconstitutional. Central High School in Little […]

October 22, 2003