Jocelyn Lippert
JOCELYN LIPPERT
Levin incites early decision debate

When Yale President Richard Levin told the New York Times Dec. 12 that he opposes early-decision programs, he sparked a debate that has raged in […]

January 14, 2002

ELISE JORDAN & JOCELYN LIPPERT
Levin opposes early-decision admissions

Yale President Richard Levin said Wednesday that he opposes the early-decision admissions process, challenging the way students, parents and educators approach college admissions. Two days […]

December 18, 2001

JOCELYN LIPPERT
This year, admissions fate is a mouse click away

As the admissions office finalizes the layout of its snazzy new online notification Web site, some high school guidance counselors and early decision applicants said […]

December 12, 2001

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Yale prepares Class of 2006 aid packages

When high school students around the country open early decision acceptance letters from Yale this month, they will find an extra bonus. The new financial […]

December 7, 2001

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Brown to go to need-blind admissions

Brown University President Ruth Simmons announced a proposal Monday to use a need-blind admissions policy at Brown, beginning with the Class of 2007. Currently, Brown […]

December 5, 2001

JOCELYN LIPPERT
Activism at dawn: Yalies defend abortion rights

At 6:30 a.m., when most Yalies are asleep in bed, a small group of dedicated activists takes to the streets twice a week to defend […]

December 4, 2001

JOCELYN LIPPERT
Number of early decision applicants up

Yale’s early decision application numbers continued to increase despite the events of Sept. 11 while the number of early applications to Brown plummeted after the […]

November 30, 2001

JOCELYN LIPPERT
Cab company takes on Metro monopoly

For years New Haven residents have griped about the city’s cab system. So have the drivers. Last March, one man decided to do something about […]

November 9, 2001

JOCELYN LIPPERT
Woman describes search for justice

Joyce Horman was 23 when she married Charles Horman. Five years later, Charles was murdered by the Chilean military in the wake of the American-backed […]

October 26, 2001

JOCELYN LIPPERT
Panel debates state of S. Asia

Nayan Chanda, the director of publications for the Yale Center for the Study of Globalization, said he quickly realized the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks would […]

October 25, 2001

JOCELYN LIPPERT
Neighborhood Music School celebrates 90th b-day

Tucked away in the Audubon Arts District, right behind the popular hangout Koffee?, is a New Haven arts treasure few Yalies know exist. The Neighborhood […]

October 22, 2001