This semester, Graham Radman ’09 devised a strict schedule for optimizing his energy so that he can stay awake most of the day. He takes three 20-minute naps, generally at 12:30, 5:30 and 10:30 p.m. Then he sleeps for three hours, usually from 3:15 to 6:30 a.m. (allowing himself an extra ten or fifteen minutes […]
Non-Fiction
Dear Roberto, I think you knew this was coming. Don’t act like you haven’t let me know things aren’t going well. Even now as I typed that sentence, I had to backtrack twice because the t’s don’t come out right. And when I ask a “z” from you? God, I miss the days when I […]
Fiction
In the sub-basement of the Yale Art & Architecture building, a foam core placard reads: “On November 1, 1997 at 11:15 p.m., a small portion of Paul Rudolph’s cremated remains was released into the structural/circulation system of the Yale Architecture Building…With this gesture, I hope to add a coda to the building and the man […]
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Susannah Bragg
This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. Kim Gandy, president of the National Organization for Women, vowed to devote her life to feminist activism when she discovered at age 19 that her husband owed her a paycheck under Louisiana State law. Gandy spoke at Yale Law School yesterday on the […]
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Susannah Bragg
Two ongoing studies at the Yale School of Medicine are probing a direct link between physical exercise and breast cancer risk and recovery, giving patients a rare chance to actively improve their prognosis. The Yale Exercise and Survivorship Study and the Impact Study, both of which began in January, are focused on correlating long-term health […]
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Susannah Bragg
With their performance Saturday, the women’s rugby team reached a new high. The Bulldogs earned their highest score of the season in a 53-5 rout of Boston University. With the win, the Elis improved to 4-2 this season. Players said this weekend’s impressive final score reflects consistent hard work and steadily improved skills, which may […]
Susannah Bragg
At a symposium last Saturday, academics, urban planners and architects defended the New Haven Veterans Memorial Coliseum against the city’s plans for its demolition. The symposium, co-sponsored by the Arts Council for Greater New Haven, was held by the Alliance for Architecture at the New Haven Colony Historical Society on Whitney Avenue. Six speakers offered […]
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Susannah Bragg
The Yale School of Architecture hosted a diverse group of speakers this past weekend to discuss the 1930s American modernism movement. The symposium, titled “When Modern was Modern,” coincided with the Yale Art + Architecture Gallery’s current exhibition on the Philadelphia Saving Fund Society Building, widely recognized as an icon of modernity. Robert A. M. […]
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