OPINION
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BATISTA-KUNHARDT: Finding my father in Sterling

Stepping out of the rail on Georgia Avenue, my father, Guarocuya Batista, entered the Freedmen’s Hospital, the largest African American hospital in the Washington area. […]

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GLICK: On Canada Goose

As we bid summer farewell, so too do we part ways with our warm-weather wardrobe. For the most part, it no longer serves a practical […]

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DUBROW-COMPAINE & NUSSBAUM: Jews for Ceasefire Now

We, members of Yale Jews for Ceasefire, mourn the lives lost in Israel and Palestine since Oct. 7. May their memories be a blessing. This […]

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PUBLIUS: The fall of the Editorial Board

Editor’s note: Publius is a group of eight undergraduates who will write a joint weekly column about a topic relevant to campus discourse under the […]

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KIM: How “Yale” are Yale clothes?

The Friday before the Yale-Harvard Game, I spent my entire afternoon at the Yale Bookstore and Campus Customs looking for something new to wear for […]

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SAPRE: The case for final exams

As the end of December rolls around and the task of finding an empty room in the Humanities Quadrangle gets progressively more fraught, the binary […]

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GIRODON: Kissinger’s complicated legacy

When I was 17 years old, I went to see philosopher Bernard Henri Lévy discuss his upcoming film on human rights abuses. Before the presentation […]

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SINGH: The Real Value of an “A”

They say that the only ‘A’ that matters is the one between the ‘Y’ and the ‘L’. And according to a recent faculty report, there […]

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WAGNER: Distributional Requirements — Friend, not Foe

As Yale students brace themselves for yet another beloved period of class registration, the unavoidable topic of fulfilling distributional requirements returns. Sophomores who haven’t already […]

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DUNCAN: Don’t Shoot the Messenger

Yale has many historic traditions — “Bright College Years,” Handsome Dan and The Game to name a few — but not all of Yale’s traditions […]

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PERGOLA: The “Center” is wrong about the Left at Yale

At Yale, we sometimes get the sense that we are more enlightened than the general public and thus better able to discuss such complicated issues […]