Josh Eidelson
Next president or not, get political on campus

I don’t have to tell you that a lot of Yalies go on to get involved in American government. Depending on your convictions, you can […]

For strike solution, take a cue from labor history

At the opening of Yale’s third strike in as many years, this community is right to wonder how it is that we find ourselves at […]

For Dems, turning Republican isn’t the answer

Like Jonathan Menitove, I’d like nothing more come November 2006 than to send Rick Santorum packing (“Left’s winning strategy: swing (a bit) to the right,” […]

Fiscal discipline gets target wrong

This week, President Bush presented Congress and the American people with a budget with steep cuts in job training, affordable housing and Medicare. It’s a […]

With GESO, a little history is instructive

Last night, the members of Local 34 met to commemorate two decades since winning their first contract with Yale. After a string of failed attempts, […]

Yale must go extra mile on financial aid reform

Last semester, I had the chance to ask President Levin to explain the “philosophy of co-investment” he often references when confronted by internal and external […]

Electing Kerry is means to the left’s ends

The first I heard of Barack Obama was at a conference this spring when I asked the president of the League of Conservation Voters why […]

Hospital needs good-neighbor policies

Two weeks ago, feeling the heat from mobilization by community members, New Haven’s City Plan Commission denied a rubber stamp to a Yale-New Haven Hospital […]

Both flag burning and ban are misguided

On Saturday, Military Intelligence Specialist Armin Cruz testified that he “ordered three naked prisoners to crawl along a concrete floor, handcuffed them and stepped on […]

Taking the vote from felons is a real crime

While urging Floridians to register to vote at supermarkets, at homeless shelters and at parks the past few months, I got all kinds of responses […]

Business ethics covers hospital

Two weeks ago, several friends and I had the chance to attend a dinner discussion at the Slifka Center for Jewish Life on Jewish values […]