Kai Thaler
Levin misled students on college expansion

The Yale administration owes the student body an apology. Thomas Kaplan’s article “Expansion: Not if, but when” (1/15) illuminates what many students have been feeling […]

Iraqi minority group needs U.S. attention

The news media is obsessed with violence, and Iraq provides ample stories. There is the Sunni-Shiite conflict, spiraling out of control and stacking bodies higher […]

Honest depictions of history aren’t racist

No one is going to argue that Elihu Yale was a nice guy. As Hiram Bingham III, class of 1898, wrote in his biography of […]

Be informed before you pick your water

  There is something in the water here at Yale. It is not that intangible essence of power that makes so many alumni leaders in […]

Drugs won’t solve the obesity

Obesity is the most visible and talked-about health issue in America today, and its prevalence is rising worldwide. It has a profound effect on public […]

Confusion blemished parody’s reception

Humor about social issues is always likely to offend someone. This is a simple fact. Generalizations will be made, stereotypes will be used, and even […]