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WILL BRITT
Reinventing the holiday: D-Day strikes back

I want to make a holiday. It would be fun, for one thing, and kids would love me forever for getting them out of school. […]

January 23, 2003

JESSICA TOM
Yale life through the eyes of a control freak

Back when I was cuter than the Olsen twins and Will Smith didn’t totally ditch Jazzy Jeff, I was on top of the world. My […]

January 23, 2003

DANIEL GOFF
Drowning in a sea of Goffs

One of the hardest things to get used to this year at Yale has been the loss of my unique identity. I’m not saying that […]

December 11, 2002

CHRIS ROVZAR
Tall (drunken) tales from a Yalie who knows

I have a problem. And if you are a wild and crazy Yalie like me, you probably have it, too. In fact, I know you […]

December 11, 2002

BRADLEY BAILEY
Bailey goes academic — with a Q-pac whore

Nudism is an interesting aspect of life here at Yale, but surprisingly, a very old one, steeped in years of tradition as well as torment […]

December 11, 2002

CHRIS ROVZAR
Rovzar builds his resume with geriatric nudity

I’ve always been impressed with the things that Yalies do for their summer vacations. I’ve heard the most amazing stories. Some people were teargassed, some […]

November 14, 2002

BRADLEY BAILEY
Pompoms, sports bras, and a twisted search for love

Strolling the streets of New Haven, amidst the centuries-old buildings and towers at one of the most prestigious learning institutions in the world, I can […]

November 14, 2002

THE YALE DAILY NEWS
The Ciacci Way

‘Cause we’ve always had an edge. Big Pop Ciacci had an edge, so he left Rome. He joined the bicycle club, fell off his bike, […]

November 14, 2002

JEFFREY GOLDBERG & STEVE MITCHELL
Jeff and Steve’s manifesto: rant style

Number 1: Girls who pretend not to know us when they blatantly do. This is not New York City! Yale is a very small community. […]

November 14, 2002