Meghan Clyne

I wrote my first column because I was enraged by the lack of patriotism displayed at Yale in the wake of Sept. 11. I didn’t […]

April 30, 2003

MEGHAN CLYNE

A center for some women

As graduation nears, it’s funny to think of the different perspective and knowledge four years can give. Recalling my first days at Yale, I remember […]

April 21, 2003

MEGHAN CLYNE

Can we respect heroes, just for one war?

Orange, Calif., is my hometown. I was there two weeks ago on spring break, enjoying family, friends and sunshine. I went to Disneyland, walked along […]

April 4, 2003

MEGHAN CLYNE

GESO: aka the Graduate Evil Socialist Organization

All year long I’ve suffered from a blissful memory lapse. For the life of me, I couldn’t recall what “GESO” actually stood for. The problem […]

March 5, 2003

MEGHAN CLYNE

Face the facts, we’re an empire: But is that such a bad thing?

Remember your high school indoctrination? The section in your European or world history class where you learned about the age of colonization? You were surely […]

February 19, 2003

MEGHAN CLYNE

The racism of affirmative action

Last week saw college ingenuity at its finest. A State of the Union drinking game awarded points for catch phrases based on the probability of […]

February 5, 2003

MEGHAN CLYNE

Serving this city, the right way

Thanksgiving has come and gone, tonight is the sixth night of Chanukah, and Christmas is a scant 21 days away. The holiday season is in […]

December 4, 2002

MEGHAN CLYNE

Hey future leaders of America: take a look outside your liberal cocoon

Last week, this seemed like a place of mourning — long faces, muted conversations, sad glimpses. Thankfully, no tragedy was behind the campus melancholy — […]

November 13, 2002

MEGHAN CLYNE

The hypocrisy of the left in its campaign against war

Last week, the scene at the corner of Elm and York streets seemed like something out of a Vietnam movie. Two groups stood on opposite […]

October 30, 2002

MEGHAN CLYNE

Columbus: no saint, but no Satan

Chalk it up to the town-gown divide. Every year in mid-October, it’s fun to compare the scene at Yale to the one in the Wooster […]

October 16, 2002

MEGHAN CLYNE

Dialogue, education beat meaningless protests

Though Yalies assert that theirs is the greatest educational experience available, they seem to have an inferiority complex. It appears that many would rather return […]

October 2, 2002