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JESSICA TOM
One part food, one part France, three parts personality

Whetting My Appetite The soul of a restaurant lies in its menu. The Union League’s is a concise list, with one dish for every requisite […]

April 1, 2004

WILL SULLIVAN
The Unusual Suspect

This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. The authorities sit you down and watch you squirm. Their look tells you […]

February 5, 2004

JACOB LEIBENLUFT
Yale and New Haven: Negotiating a ‘marriage without the possibility of divorce’

New Haven, William Pardee explained, was facing the challenges of the “modern city.” Its streets were dirty. As a growing city in a changing economy, […]

December 4, 2003

PHILIP RUCKER
For God, for country, and … for China?

[ydn-legacy-photo-inline id=”366″ ] Months before he was beheaded, Horace Tracy Pitkin must have sensed the coming disaster. Whispers of unrest probably arrived by train from […]

November 7, 2003

WILL SULLIVAN
Playing God in the Elm City

This article has been corrected. You may view this article’s correction here. May 2, 1927, was a day that called for celebration on Church Street. […]

September 25, 2003

JESSAMYN BLAU
Virtually Yale

By February, I was overcommitted as usual. In addition to my five credits and the usual list of activities, I decided to take two courses […]

April 24, 2003

KATHERINE STEVENS
The ethnic counselor system

Take the average Yale student. As soon as some people hear these words, they imagine an affluent WASP who graduated from Andover and spent his […]

February 27, 2003

CAROLINE MASSAD
Choosing the right path

As a girl, Anna Micevych dreamed that she would one day be a novelist. But her dream had a practical direction: in order to reach […]

January 23, 2003

WILL SULLIVAN
We like getting naked

It’s just before finals. Among the harsh lights and architectural blandness of Cross Campus Library, students are desperately reading Cliff’s Notes on The Odyssey or […]

December 11, 2002

EMILY ANTHES
On the Sidelines

Shrieks of laughter and groans of exertion escape from a small fifth-floor room in Payne Whitney Gymnasium, where the Yale cheerleading team practices. Surrounded by […]

November 14, 2002