Tom Sullivan
TOM SULLIVAN
Group gives kids new wheels

More than 75 children went to the bank Wednesday afternoon with their parents, but not to make a deposit or get a withdrawal. And they […]

December 5, 2002

TOM SULLIVAN
Werk leads men’s fencers at Penn State

If the men’s fencing team was concerned about filling the gaps that last year’s seniors left in the lineup, Cory Werk ’06 put many of […]

November 22, 2002

TOM SULLIVAN
Fighel speaks on suicide bombings

Suicide bombings against Israel are unlikely to end any time soon and may spread to the United States, retired Israeli Colonel Yoni Fighel said Tuesday. […]

November 20, 2002

TOM SULLIVAN
YSO concert graced by student solos

The Yale Symphony Orchestra presented the second performance of its 37th season Saturday night at Woolsey Hall. Mark Seto ’03 and Kimberly DeQuattro ’03 had […]

November 19, 2002

TOM SULLIVAN
‘Dr. Mel’ predicts at Peabody

As the governor’s special aide for meteorological affairs, Mel Goldstein noticed that the threat of a tornado was surprisingly high at the Danbury Fairgrounds on […]

November 18, 2002

TOM SULLIVAN
Corbin studies effects of alcohol

Most questionnaires for research assistants do not ask if they have any objections to bartending. But then again, most research projects do not involve building […]

November 14, 2002

TOM SULLIVAN
Students screen for ‘terrorists’

This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. Students expecting a peaceful walk from Old Campus to Cross Campus Monday did […]

November 12, 2002

TOM SULLIVAN
Tower One receives grant for new facility

Tower One, part of New Haven’s nonprofit Tower One/Tower East retirement community, will receive a federal grant worth more than $2.8 million, Rep. Rosa DeLauro […]

November 11, 2002

TOM SULLIVAN
Despite move, it’s still flesh for Faux Pas

When forced to change locations or cancel its event this weekend, Faux Pas said its “Dangerous Liaisons” party was too hot for Yale. The French […]

November 11, 2002

TOM SULLIVAN
Students to take new version of MCAT, GRE

It happens every year in August and April — anxious premeds cram during the final few days before they take the Medical College Admission Test, […]

October 14, 2002

TOM SULLIVAN
Science Park, once city’s darling, seeing major changes

When Lyme Properties signed a multi-million dollar deal last December to redevelop Science Park, a nearby biotechnology complex, the company promised major changes that would […]

September 28, 2001