Yale Daily News

I thought “The Passion of The Christ” came out last year. Terri Schiavo, the 41-year-old Florida woman who has been in a Persistent Vegetative State […]

March 21, 2005

Believe it or not, I agree with the ideas underpinning the Undergraduate Organizing Committee’s financial aid reform proposal. No, you did not read that incorrectly. […]

March 1, 2005

One would expect — or at least hope — that an election in a country once tyrannized by rape rooms, poison gas attacks and aggressive […]

February 8, 2005

Hardly a week seems to pass at Yale without some agitation group bringing up charges of grand malfeasance against the University. Exploiting the life of […]

January 27, 2005

The death last week of former South African President Nelson Mandela’s only surviving son, Makgatho, to AIDS puts in stark relief the indiscriminate nature of […]

January 13, 2005

While Harvard students lament pending restrictions on their already lackluster social lives in light of the 121st Yale-Harvard bout, a controversy is brewing over a […]

November 29, 2004

President George W. Bush should not have won re-election last week. Both liberals and conservatives alike can file grievances with this administration. The president, through […]

November 9, 2004

Who ever thought that praising your political opponent’s daughter would get you called a “McCarthyite” and “not a good man?” Well, John Kerry, who last […]

October 22, 2004

With a two-day scholarly conference on Michael Jackson, Yale has taken one more step into the depths of academic nihilism. While I am hesitant to […]

September 28, 2004

In case you thought that national political conventions no longer held any import, that they are puffed up, propagandistic, overly scripted acts of meaningless political […]

September 2, 2004

Turn on your television, listen to your radio or open up a book about current events today, and you will be hard pressed to decipher […]

April 21, 2004