Yale Daily News

The Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection rejected a request last Friday to allow Cross Sound Cable to activate the electric cable running under the Long […]

January 24, 2003

Nathan Taft ’95 SOM ’04, was not the type of kid who sold lemonade on the corner to make some extra spending money. Now president […]

January 23, 2003

New Haven Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro called for an investigation last Thursday of the White House’s involvement in the Cross Sound Cable Project. DeLauro requested that […]

January 17, 2003

New Haven’s newest representatives do not have college degrees or even high school diplomas. Twenty-six high school students from around New Haven were sworn in […]

November 19, 2002

This week, three Yale teams hoped they would be playing well past the end of their regular seasons. For two of those three teams, that […]

November 18, 2002

Bill Cosby, once the voice of cartoon character Fat Albert, is intent on making sure New Haven’s schoolchildren speak English well enough not to end […]

November 14, 2002

Elizabeth Horton Sheff was planning on a quiet evening at home in 1989 when her friend asked her to represent her at a meeting about […]

November 11, 2002

When two junior professors approached Gerald Jaynes, an economics professor who is black, as he was leaving the Psychology Department, they did not ask him […]

November 7, 2002

Connecticut Hall, the state’s oldest building, is now home to some of the newest technology at Yale. The Old Campus building’s computer cluster received a […]

November 5, 2002

The columns in Woolsey Hall swung to the melodious sounds of the Carnegie Hall Jazz Band Friday as the group performed to a sold-out crowd […]

October 28, 2002

Yalies seeking news now have an alternative to the traditional print media on campus. WYBC radio has added a weekly news show, “The Blueline Report,” […]

October 16, 2002