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Shubert boasts long legacy in city’s spotlight

The Shubert Theater sold tickets to its opening show in 1914 starting at 25 cents. Though prices have increased exponentially, the theater has remained a […]

TD Master celebrates his long reign

For over 27 years as master of Timothy Dwight College, Robert Thompson has seen Yale transition from an all-male institution to one welcoming the opposite […]

Fabbri is named the new dean of Pierson

Amerigo Fabbri GRD ’03 accepted his new post as dean of Pierson College at dinner in the college Tuesday. Pierson dining hall filled to capacity […]

Prof films life on wheels

Research scientist Galen Buckwalter, disability rights activist Vicki Elman and screenwriter Ernie Wallengren shared 18 months of their lives on camera hoping to get the […]

Egg donor ads target women of Ivy League

The relevance of SAT scores does not end with college admissions. A healthy, attractive Yale female who has proven her academic achievement with an SAT […]

Kagan receives high honor

Classics and history professor Donald Kagan was selected by the National Endowment for the Humanities to deliver the 2005 Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities, the […]

CDC urges freshmen to get vaccine

The health-care industry is expecting another vaccine shortage, but unlike flu season, Yale University Health Services does not anticipate this one to have a significant […]

Negroponte ’60 to head intelligence

U.S. Ambassador to Iraq John Negroponte ’60 was nominated by President Bush yesterday to serve as director of national intelligence, a new position legislated by […]

Conn. works to implement Climate Change Action Plan

The state announced a new plan Tuesday that offers dozens of recommendations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The plan implements measures to attain the emissions […]

Ross execution delay leaves concerns, fuels more debate

After driving for an hour and half, 50 students had assembled Monday at Osborne Prison to protest the execution of Michael Ross. Within minutes of […]

Yalies celebrate Iraqi democracy

Students removed their gloves on a wintry Tuesday to dip their fingers in blue ink and show their support for the Iraqi people who bear […]