Alyssa Rosenberg
ALYSSA ROSENBERG
New Haven’s resolutions for the new year

If “The Twelve Days of Christmas” told the story of the last year in New Haven, the final chorus might sound something like this: two […]

January 12, 2004

ALYSSA ROSENBERG
After 10 years, ECCO must speak for gay rights

Whether Elm City Congregations Organized intended it or not, the choice of Reverend Kathleen McTigue from the Unitarian Society of New Haven to lead the […]

December 1, 2003

ALYSSA ROSENBERG
Democratic Party builds a better mousetrap

Anyone who was harboring misguided doubts about the health and vitality of New Haven’s Democratic Party can probably relax after the Nov. 4 elections. Much […]

November 10, 2003

ALYSSA ROSENBERG
Race offers 2 visions of Ward 1

When Ward 1 voters head to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 4, to choose between the two candidates for the Board of Aldermen, we will […]

October 31, 2003

ALYSSA ROSENBERG
Respect for right to organize still matters

Towards the end of the recent strike by locals 34 and 35, I attended a forum at the Yale Women’s Center with some of the […]

October 17, 2003

ALYSSA ROSENBERG
You don’t want Kruger working for you

Yale students have a strange habit of disenfranchising themselves. We register to vote, but we can’t bother to go to the polls on Election Day. […]

September 22, 2003