Tina Wu
LEA KRIVCHENIA & TINA WU
For Yalies, New Haven youth offer ‘unmediated’ education

Every student trained at the New Haven Police Academy is required to watch a movie called “Know Me: Re-examining Police Perception and Treatment of Youth.” […]

April 7, 2008

TINA WU
Students view New Haven through cracked lens

The class of 2012 is coming and, among inquires about classes, parties, food, laundry, they want to know: Is New Haven safe? It seems we […]

October 25, 2007

TINA WU
The News should not print alienating speech

Have we forgotten what was published in the Rumpus and the Yale Record only last year? In the wake of the campus disturbance and the […]

October 11, 2007

TINA WU
Class divisions lie at root of diversity issue

Parents’ Weekend is awkward for me every year. Last weekend, I shuffled my parents to lunch in a dining hall, to glimpse the inside of […]

October 25, 2006

CHRISTINE SLAUGHTER & TINA WU
Kids, career trade-off remains a hot topic

For many undergraduates, the results of the recent Yale Undergraduate Work-Life Balance Survey were unsurprising: In an atmosphere where our peers constantly discuss their futures […]

October 5, 2006