Nathaniel Zelinsky
ZELINSKY: Nathan Harden no Bill Buckley

I am predisposed to like “Sex and God at Yale.” Nathan Harden ’09 peddles a thesis — Yale has lost its moral compass — that […]

ZELINSKY: Five quick takes on Levin’s retirement

Some things to think about, given President Levin’s announcement to step down this coming June. 1) We owe Levin our thanks, even if we disagree […]

ZELINSKY: Yale’s blue bible

In May, a friend of mine chose to attend Yale. I wanted to get her a gift to celebrate, and so I went to the […]

ZELINSKY: Occupy in review

With the courts’ approval, the City of New Haven finally evicted Occupy New Haven yesterday. Looking back on the encampment’s history, there are four important […]

ZELINSKY: Passover, the story of anti-Semitism

This Friday marks the beginning of Passover, the eight-day holiday commemorating the Jewish exodus from Egypt. For me, the festival’s culinary aspects are less than […]

ZELINSKY: Questions raised by Singapore

The debate over Yale’s partnership with the National University of Singapore is alive and well. Last week, no fewer than nine people authored or co-authored […]

ZELINSKY: Occupy’s time is up

New Haven set a deadline of Noon last Wednesday for Occupy to leave the Green. In case you haven’t noticed, the tents are still up. […]

ZELINSKY: Levin should influence the drinking age

This past Saturday night, I had a few beers. I am 21, so the state of Connecticut said it was legal. Many of my underage […]

ZELINSKY: Finding a focus in the liberal arts

All my friends seem to have a theme. They build their Yale careers around sexy topics like public health, economic development or the environment. One […]

ZELINSKY: The great big sinkhole

You have to give Mayor John DeStefano credit for consistency. Without fail, he sticks to three basic principles of economic success: Tax, spend and tax […]

ZELINSKY: ER&M’s got problems

Last week, Yale got a new major: Ethnicity, Race and Migration. It was already a possible double major, but students now can take ER&M as […]