Roger Low
Bury the hatchet on the Hill: Compromises prove indispensable

Maybe it’s egotistical, but I can’t help but feel that Josh Eidelson’s last two News columns have been aimed more or less directly at me […]

Pundits use Hashemi to unfairly attack Yale

It’s always good to be reminded, every now and then, of how much the rest of the country hates Yale. This point was driven home […]

Univ. heads must be bold, within reason

People seem to find endless entertainment in watching the mighty fall from grace for doing something stupid. The country had a good chortle at Trent […]

Bush channels his first term with more tax cuts

People repeat themselves. It’s annoying as hell, but it’s a fact of life. Professors like to return to the same tired points and same overused […]

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Dems doomed without solid reform plan

Have you ever had a moment when it suddenly, finally and tragically dawned on you that, however much you may love your significant other, he […]

With failure, lessons worth remembering

Without exaggeration, of all the races I’ve followed closely, I have never seen an upset as unexpected as the victory scored here by Nick Shalek […]

Democrats: Hold off on Alito-bashing

A great battle, arguably the climactic domestic political battle of the entire Bush presidency, is brewing in Washington. And before we at Yale march eagerly […]

Ward 1 can do better than “going negative”

To hear Yalies tell it, the two candidates running for the post of Ward 1 alderman are an extraordinary duo. I am told Nick Shalek […]

Bolton’s undiplomatic unilateralism

As a diplomatic rule of thumb, I tend to think it’s a good idea for presidents to appoint ambassadors who don’t despise the foreign country […]

Exclusively: Yalies’ not-so-secret fetish

Have you ever watched 5-year-old boys play together? Some cheap plastic car lies abandoned on the ground while the happy tots run around and ignore […]