Yale Daily News

Don Nakanishi ’71 usually dreaded December 7. When he was growing up in East Los Angeles, some high school teacher would invariably mention the anniversary […]

April 15, 2005

Name: Jackie Carter Residential college: Saybrook Class year: 2007 Hometown: New York, N.Y. Major: Ethics, politics and economics Current YSAC secretary Jackie Carter ’07 said […]

April 11, 2005

Time Magazine’s White House correspondent Matt Cooper said he is still trying to find the right words to explain to his six-year-old son that “daddy […]

March 23, 2005

Students and faculty have thus far led the fund raising effort for tsunami victims in Asia, but Wednesday evening Yale staff will contribute their time […]

February 28, 2005

After physics and engineering professor D. Allan Bromley received the prestigious National Medal of Science at a White House ceremony in 1988, he had a […]

February 21, 2005

Yale emerged victorious after hundreds of pints of blood flowed during its latest showdown with Harvard. In the first Yale-Harvard blood drive, Yale’s total of […]

February 16, 2005

Dressed in their best church clothes, small children climbed on top of their parents’ shoulders, straining to get a good view of the Yale Anti-Gravity […]

February 14, 2005

Robert Baker, the founding director and a professor emeritus of the Institute of Sacred Music, died in late January in his home in Hamden of […]

February 9, 2005

Celebrated documentary film maker Ken Burns has extensive experience with battles. His expansive, 11-hour documentary on the Civil War earned him two Emmy Awards and […]

February 2, 2005