Yale Daily News

Most college students hope to see improvements at their school accomplished within their four years, but student government representatives have even shorter time frames to […]

December 10, 2008

How evil is Google? Harper’s Magazine recently commented on how Google’s environmentally-friendly policies really involve sucking up as much cheap electricity as possible, with little […]

April 23, 2008

The problem with owning an iPhone, perhaps the most advanced phone on the market, is that most people on campus seem to think it really […]

April 23, 2008

Procrastination is every Yalie’s favorite pastime. This week, I discovered what is undoubtedly the best way to procrastinate: Crayon Physics. The final non-free version of […]

April 16, 2008

Many Yalies have little reason to look beyond this country’s fine borders in their online travails. Still, even if we don’t really need to, it’s […]

April 9, 2008

He must have broken protocol, but the guide named Leopard who showed us around the Moremi Wildlife Reserve in Botswana unlocked the padlock and pushed […]

March 5, 2008

  Mobile, cellular Internet is usually a luxury. If you bought your laptop in the past year, you may well have a built-in cellular modem. […]

March 4, 2008

Nobel Prize winner Edmund Phelps GRD ’59, formerly a Yale Economics professor working with the Cowles Foundation, spoke to the News about his influence on […]

February 25, 2008

His name is Nicholas Negroponte, and one project over the course of the past several years has earned him tremendous amounts of attention: One Laptop […]

February 20, 2008

Having discussed a very abstract concept last week, I think I’ll return to something a good deal more technical. That something is the transition in […]

February 13, 2008

I grew up taking traditional, handwritten notes, most often in outline form. I wrote in cursive and rarely every referred back to these notes, mainly […]

January 23, 2008