Kristin Heintz
KRISTIN HEINTZ
In primaries, Conn. savors new relevance

Connecticut’s delegations to the presidential nominating conventions — totaling a modest 60 delegates for the Democrats and 30 for the Republicans — lack the girth […]

January 16, 2008

KRISTIN HEINTZ
YPU begins inquiry into storied past

For an institution that revels in decades of tradition and prides itself as an emblem of “old Yale,” the Yale Political Union has long been […]

November 29, 2007

KRISTIN HEINTZ
A low priority for city, wi-fi plan postponed

The city of New Haven has tabled a proposal to join Koffee Too, Atticus Bookstore Cafe and Au Bon Pain as local providers of wireless […]

November 27, 2007

KRISTIN HEINTZ
Graffiti, hate speech elicit Univ. response

Following outrage from the University community in response to racist graffiti found outside Pierson College on Tuesday, College deans have said they have begun laying […]

November 9, 2007

KRISTIN HEINTZ
Lamont teaches ‘Connecticut, Inc.’ course at SOM

Entrepreneur-turned-politico Ned Lamont SOM ’80, who rose to national prominence after defeating Joe Lieberman ’64 LAW ’67 in the Democratic primary in the 2006 Connecticut […]

November 8, 2007

KRISTIN HEINTZ
Two city schools labeled as ‘dropout factories’

High schools may not usually fall under the dictionary definition of “factory,” but according to a study conducted at Johns Hopkins University, two local high […]

November 6, 2007

KRISTIN HEINTZ
Religious architecture on display in photo exhibit

When an average day at Yale involves walking to class amid soaring Gothic pinnacles and brick-clad colonial facades, it can be easy to overlook the […]

October 23, 2007

KRISTIN HEINTZ
Experience fails to win Biden Eli votes

Joe Biden has spent the majority of his life as a U.S. senator. His 34 years in the Senate are more than twice the combined […]

October 19, 2007

KRISTIN HEINTZ
Schedule shift eases trek, adds downtime

Students heading from Islamic Theology to Molecular Ecology may be a bit less rushed this semester, thanks to five extra minutes between morning classes. A […]

October 9, 2007

KRISTIN HEINTZ
Dormdogs deliver to students’ door

Although Solo cups are staples at every fraternity party, dorm-room get-together and Facebook picture, students must often go to considerable lengths to find them. But […]

October 4, 2007

KRISTIN HEINTZ
Feminist speaks on wide range of issues

Author and activist Gloria Steinem is still not afraid to piss you off. That is what the truth sometimes does, the 73-year-old feminist icon told […]

September 27, 2007