Maxwell Kushner-Lenhoff
MAXWELL KUSHNER-LENHOFF
Scholars speak on cosmology

For centuries, science and religion have been drifting farther apart. But new discoveries may link the two once again. Before an audience of about 200 […]

October 21, 2009

MAXWELL KUSHNER-LENHOFF
Closing in on 200, a new look at Darwin

Just seven days before his 200th birthday, Charles Darwin’s ghost was dissected and analyzed by Janet Browne, one of his most recent biographers. “Biographers are […]

February 5, 2009

MAXWELL KUSHNER-LENHOFF
Genes may increase risk of aneurysm

New research by Yale scientists may give new hope to the 2 percent of the population that suffer from brain aneurysms — including Vice President-elect […]

November 18, 2008

STEPHANNIE FURTAK, HARRISON KORN, MAXWELL KUSHNER-LENHOFF & HORACE WILLIAMS
Around New Haven

Preliminary Connecticut voter turnout pegged at 80.3 percent With data pending from 11 towns, which have yet to submit their final numbers to state officials, […]

November 7, 2008

MAXWELL KUSHNER-LENHOFF
For Constitution, the big 221

The celebration of the document’s adoption on Sept. 17, 1787, featured presentations of excerpts from the Constitution and an address by Dean of Undergraduate Education […]

September 18, 2008