Yale Daily News

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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