Yale Daily News

This is my last column as the King of New Haven. As of May 27, I will be known as the King Emeritus. I am […]

April 26, 2002

A lot has been said recently about the race for the open Yale Corporation seat. Lee this, Lin that. And I’ve got to tell you, […]

April 12, 2002

President Levin held a Master’s Tea in Davenport this week, and I’m sure everyone had a grand old time. Master’s Teas generally give students the […]

March 29, 2002

For our Class Day speaker, I don’t want David Gergen ’63. Nor anyone else who is now serving or has ever served on the Yale […]

March 1, 2002

As most of you know, I hang out with “President” Bush most weekends. Usually, we just rent a T&A flick and finish off a pony […]

February 14, 2002

When I was in high school, the older brother of some classmates of mine achieved overnight infamy. An alum of my Catholic college preparatory, Greg […]

January 17, 2002

I write this column in the past. Well, it’s my present, but thanks to the magic of print media (the magic of television’s bastard stepbrother), […]

December 3, 2001

Last year, Yale University paid President Richard Levin $561,709. During the same period, Yale University paid me approximately $592,000 less than that. I deserve a […]

November 8, 2001

When I was younger, nuclear war was my big fear. My perceptions of nuclear reality were largely shaped by old movies and TV programs like […]

October 25, 2001

Recently, I’ve been getting a lot of letters from concerned readers. “Dear King, How much thought do you put into your columns? Two, three seconds? […]

October 12, 2001

Freshman year, my suitemates and I routinely stayed up past 4 a.m., trying to impress each other with our argumentative abilities and our knowledge of […]

September 27, 2001