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Debaters take top contests

As a resurgent Bulldog football squad downed Harvard in Cambridge, across the Atlantic Yale debaters became the first Americans — and the first Elis — […]

Linen factory picketed

Blowing whistles and shouting slogans, a crowd of laundry workers, labor organizers, city residents and Yale students protested what they called squalid and potentially illegal […]

Officials not concerned by vacancies

All along Broadway, storefront letterings and window displays flash the colors of commerce. There’s the maroon overhang of Gourmet Heaven and the bulldog blue of […]

Students adjust to loss of study spaces in CCL

It is late October, the New Haven air has chilled, and Yale is suffused with all the hallmarks of midterm season. Students have traded their […]

Renovations hurt Wall St. business

It is 10:15 in the morning, and Priti Patel sits alone at one of her store’s few tables looking glum. And with good reason — […]

M. soccer prepares for key match

Last season, Dartmouth’s men’s soccer team entered its midseason tangle with Yale riding a four-game winning streak. As this weekend’s reprise draws near, the Big […]

Beinart ’93 urges liberal vision

Peter Beinart ’93 said he usually does not see eye-to-eye with President George W. Bush ’68. Given that fact, it might seem strange that the […]

Kim ’09, Nguyen ’09 reach finals in Md.

For the members of Yale’s women’s tennis team, this past weekend’s Maryland Invite Tournament was about more than just wins and losses; it was about […]

NHPD plans to expand equine unit

The New Haven Police Department’s newest recruit clearly isn’t your typical officer: He doesn’t wear a uniform, sports a wild mane of hair, and weighs […]