Culture
Belly dancers combat hunger
On April 5, the Yale Belly Dance Society will perform its annual “Hips Against Hunger” belly dance show, which raises funds for New Haven’s Downtown Evening Soup Kitchen.
Culture
‘Arthur’ mixes ballet and myth
The April 5 debut of the ballet “Arthur" will mark the first time the story of King Arthur and his court at Camelot are performed as a ballet.
Culture
Dance lab takes the stage
In one Yale laboratory, experiments are performed on the researchers by the researchers themselves.
Culture
‘SIC Beatz’ full of flair
What if the music of Beethoven and Mick Jagger had a love child? The collaboration by SIC InC and the Yale Bands Percussion Group might be the outcome.
City
Senate spending gap examined
As the Connecticut Senate race enters the final stretch, the disparity in campaign spending between candidates is as pronounced as ever. The most recent reports filed with the Senate reveal that Republican Senate candidate Linda McMahon has now spent $42.6 million on her bid for public office. Her rival, Democrat Chris Murphy has spent approximately
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City
City, state clean up after storm
Though New Haven’s encounter with Hurricane Sandy was milder than some predicted, the city was left with a daunting relief project Tuesday morning. A day after Hurricane Sandy brought winds and flooding to New Haven, President Obama declared an expedited major disaster in New Haven County — along with Fairfield, Middlesex and New London —
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Culture
Pictures document Occupy movement
The Occupy Wall Street movement has resurfaced in New Haven. A spontaneous exhibit of Occupy-inspired artwork went up in the School of Art’s Green Hall exhibition space this Saturday. Dean Robert Storr organized the show to commemorate the anniversary of the Occupy Wall Street movement that began on Sept. 17, 2011 in New York City.
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