Jake Kalodner
Staff Reporter
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KALODNER: Against hate on campus

The anti-Semitic incidient last Saturday night occurred during a very sensitive time in the Jewish year. This past Wednesday, Jewish people on campus and all […]

Horses To Water

It was a scorching summer afternoon on the steppe of Mongolia, and I was thinking about the horses. They’d run through our camp the previous […]

Resolve to Resolve

It’s now April, the month where, if they have not perished previously, New Year’s resolutions go to die. That commitment to going to the gym […]

To Each His Don Quixote

“Don Quixote” is doubtless the strangest book I have ever read, and yet it is somehow the one that makes the most sense. It is […]

We’ve Got “Trouble in Mind”

The year is 1957, and a group of actors have gathered to audition for roles in a new Broadway drama “Chaos in Belleville.” The play, […]

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On the American Dream

I’m sitting in the back of a cramped car packed with luggage as we cross the state border into Ohio. On every side, we’re surrounded […]

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We Need a Hero

During the era of the ancient Greeks and Romans, epic poetry was memorized in full and related by word of mouth by early poets to […]

Marsh Madness

As Yale students, we frequently march through this campus unheedingly, too preoccupied with our own thoughts, conversations and activities to pay attention to the world […]

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Go the DS-tance

The first time I ever watched Disney’s “Hercules,” I must have been around 4 or 5 years old. It was in the very beginning of […]

Saturdays Are For the Noise

It is Saturday night, and Yale’s campus is humming with activity. Many Yalies, eager to unwind from the stresses of the past week, have sallied […]

After the Storm

A schizophrenic brother, his sister and their attempt to traverse the mental health care machine: “That Way Madness Lies” tells a deeply moving and engaging […]

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