Yale Daily News

On Monday evening, most Yale students were settling into their rooms to begin a stressful three weeks of papers and exams. But while the rest […]

December 1, 2004

Initiation rites are not uncommon for college organizations, especially for Greek life. Some fraternities put pledges through a cookie eating and milk chugging contests; some […]

November 19, 2004

By Hillary August STAFF REPORTER Harvard sucks, Princeton doesn’t matter. Or does it? In the exalted Harvard-Yale-Princeton rivalry, Princeton has traditionally been on the fringes, […]

November 16, 2004

At Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity’s annual Mortician’s Ball, the football players who stood at the entry of the raucous event collected an entry fee in […]

November 11, 2004

Very few Yale women receive an abortion while undergraduates at the University. But under the Yale Health Plan’s basic coverage afforded to every student, any […]

November 11, 2004

As a nail-biting presidential race stretched into the early morning, it became apparent that the next commander in chief would be determined by only a […]

November 3, 2004

Memona Hintermann, a French correspondent for the television station France 3, leaned across the table and, speaking with the ease and frankness of a seasoned […]

October 29, 2004

Despite a rough fall season filled with injuries that affected some of its top players, the men’s tennis team received invitations for eight players to […]

October 27, 2004

In the 2000 presidential election, President Bush took Florida by a margin of 537 votes. But Florida-native Andy Levine ’08 is not planning on casting […]

October 26, 2004

Every week, the average Yale student may spend around 12 hours in class. But molecular biophysics and biochemistry major Alexandra Antonioli ’07 spends over 19 […]

October 20, 2004

The Yale baseball team overcame two Connecticut teams Saturday to take the City Series Title. The Bulldogs began the one-day tournament with a 7-1 win […]

October 19, 2004