Yale Daily News

When Chinese President Hu Jintao arrives here next week, the engineer-turned-statesman will receive an honor afforded to neither Kofi Annan nor Bill Clinton: Classes will […]

August 31, 2005

One of my favorite things about elections, and especially local elections, is that they are an opportunity for people to think seriously about the issues […]

August 31, 2005

News flash: The opinion page is looking for fresh blood. Why write? The Yale Daily News opinion page is the place for on-campus debate. Columns […]

August 31, 2005

The seemingly free-wheeling task that I have been assigned for this column — imparting some gem of valuable upperclassman advice to the arriving class of […]

August 27, 2005

The words “Camp Yale” aren’t likely to appear in the university’s materials for prospective applicants. In fact, according to powers that be, these are the […]

August 27, 2005

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 […]

August 27, 2005

Last week, Keith Urbahn ’06 lamented the three — count them, three — pre-frosh he spotted cavorting around this storied campus in politically incorrect left-leaning […]

April 28, 2005

This summer, construction crews will be hard at work renovating several Yale residential colleges. For Davenport, that will mean the end of a massive overhaul […]

April 28, 2005

If you say something often enough and loudly enough, does it become true? The National People’s Congress of China ratified the Anti-Secession Law March 14. […]

April 28, 2005

Friday’s story “Rocking out in summer, in style” incorrectly stated the number of albums released by The White Stripes. “Get Behind Me Satan” is the […]

April 28, 2005

In September 2004, then-Secretary of State Colin Powell used the G-word. He declared that the government-sponsored and janjaweed militia-executed campaign of targeted displacement, rape and […]

April 28, 2005