Yale Daily News

At a swanky downtown lounge, a sultry brunette sits with her back to the bar. She plays with her drink, plays with her hair, plays […]

February 1, 2011

If her hands are on her face, she is either lying or bored. French neuroanatomist Duchenne de Bologne wrote in 1862 that the difference between […]

February 1, 2011

[ydn-legacy-photo-inline id=”247″ ] It is November 6, about an hour into the Partouche Poker Tour Grand Final Tournament in Cannes, France. Of the 764 contestants […]

December 12, 2010

I have consumed alcohol before nine in the morning on only two occasions. The first was Yale-Harvard ’08. The second was this summer while working […]

September 18, 2010

In easels in the theater of the town hall in West Rutland, Vermont, sat 13 photographs of mountains, and Justin Lindholm was eager to show […]

February 17, 2010

There is something sublime about taking a bite into the perfect grilled cheese. But it is an uneasy moment, really – caught between ecstasy and […]

November 29, 2009

It was a typical early September evening: cool and not yet cold, breezy and not yet windy — the perfect time to sprawl in bed […]

November 2, 2009

Tony Chi places his cup of green tea on the aluminum grill and sprawls on a stool in the back of the restaurant. Adjusting his […]

November 2, 2009

The Abami (meaning “strange one” in Yoruba) had awoken from his slumber. Kaleta’s long, anxious wait for Fela Kuti, the creator of Afrobeat, was finally […]

November 2, 2009

The clock has twelve eyes, one for each hour. Three and nine o’clock are green, twelve and six are gray, and two is hazel. The […]

May 1, 2009

There’s no hanging around after last bell for the 1,385 students at Wilbur Cross High School. At least a dozen buses idle in the parking […]

February 23, 2009