Yale Daily News

For running back Robert Carr ’05, the only thing easier to break than his opponents’ tackles are Yale football records. During the Elis’ (3-0, 1-0 […]

October 7, 2002

The football team’s rewritten record book speaks for itself. Over the first two games, Yale scored 99 points and accumulated 1,175 yards. The Bulldogs lead […]

October 4, 2002

The day started in Ithaca, N.Y. with dark clouds that threatened rain during a nightmarish first quarter for the Bulldogs. But by the end of […]

October 1, 2002

Harvard started the defense of its 2001 Ivy League championship on the right foot this weekend, joining Yale at 1-0 in conference play. The Crimson […]

October 1, 2002

Sometimes there are advantages to being an underdog — except when the team you’re playing is also an underdog. Yale and Cornell were pegged by […]

September 27, 2002

It is fitting that the Yale Precision Marching Band played Queen’s “Another One Bites the Dust” during the football team’s 49-14 win against the University […]

September 23, 2002

Balance. This is what the Bulldogs hope to bring to the Yale Bowl this Saturday when the 130th season of Yale football kicks off against […]

September 20, 2002

Sidney Glucksman first fell in love with trolleys in New York City 50 years ago and he brought his passion with him when he came […]

September 6, 2002

It might be after your fourth midterm. Or maybe the dining hall’s umpteenth night of serving baked scrod. As wonderful as Yale is, there will […]

June 30, 2002

When she first came to New Haven three years ago, Michelle Mayorga ’03 was not very interested in politics. But on March 5 of this […]

May 26, 2002

Following the September 11th attacks, the Yale community wondered if the culminating celebrations of the yearlong for the yearlong Tercentennial would proceed. These doubts were […]

May 26, 2002