Jia Lynn Yang
JIA LYNN YANG
Homebuyer Program a success for Yale, city

The Yale Homebuyer Program — the crown jewel of Yale’s Office of New Haven and State Affairs — enters its fifth phase this year, riding […]

September 27, 2002

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Homeless, advocates return to rally on Green

Last night’s rally for the homeless, the second in two weeks, was much like the previous one, occurring in the same place and promoting the […]

September 23, 2002

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YHHAP protesters remain on Green

One week after the city of New Haven closed its overflow shelter, a shadowy cluster of nearly 20 tents sits on the east side of […]

September 19, 2002

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Dwight Hall decries arrests at hospital

Charging that the recent arrests of eight union workers and graduate students at Yale-New Haven Hospital were “attacks on freedom of speech,” the Dwight Hall […]

September 17, 2002

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Homeless, advocates protest on city Green

Moments after students dispersed from Yale’s Sept. 11 vigil on Cross Campus, a gathering of a different sort — smaller and more motley, with sleeping […]

September 12, 2002

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City temporarily closes shelter, changes policies

The policies of New Haven’s homeless shelters — which one city official referred to as “crash pads” rather than centers for rehabilitation — are being […]

September 10, 2002

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Hill school on hold pending lawsuit

Three months ago, they were on the verge of watching the city demolish their homes to make room for a long-awaited school. Now, with a […]

September 5, 2002

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Dwight Hall names 5 to be management fellows

As part of an initiative to bolster fund raising and grant-writing while teaching students about nonprofit management, Dwight Hall recently launched its new Management Fellows […]

May 1, 2002

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University retains outside firm to count ballots in Corporation race

The University has retained an outside company to count the ballots in the Yale Corporation election between the Rev. W. David Lee DIV ’93 and […]

May 1, 2002

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Income gap grew in Conn. during 1990s

The gap between Connecticut’s low-income and high-income families has widened in the past decade despite a contrary national trend, according to a report released yesterday […]

April 24, 2002

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Business way off, CT Limo tries to keep hanging on

Seven months after the disaster that stripped it of much of its business, Connecticut Limo remains at an impasse. After weathering a 10-month-long drivers’ strike […]

April 19, 2002