OPINION
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BOSTEELS: Jailbreaking the rules of national politics

If we cannot hope for a lifeguard intervention, we are left to hope Republicans will act to make the political game more fair at their own expense.

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FLORES: Passing the baton as alder

To whomever takes my place as alder: there is a lot of learning that comes with the job.

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MCTIERNAN HUGE: Join me in voting Elias Theodore for Ward 1 alder

As you may already know, I have chosen to endorse Elias Theodore in the Ward 1 alder race after suspending my own campaign for the position.

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SINGH: Why I’m voting for Elias Theodore

While I’m sure that both my classmates still in the race would do a good job, I believe that Theodore would do the best job.

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CUPO: For solidarity with New Haveners, vote Laughter

As co-chair of the Democratic Town Committee in Ward 1, Norah has also amplified the voices of working students, helping survey hundreds about their jobs and financial aid through Students Unite Now.

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LAUGHTER & MARKS: Vote Laughter in Ward 1 for racial and economic justice

Our coalition has done it before; the struggle and our wins come from decades of committed partnerships grounded in shared vision.

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MCTIERNAN HUGE: Democracy is an active practice. Engage in it with me.

It is the greatest joy to live in this incredible city, and you have before you the opportunity to fully realize your place within it.

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THEODORE: Ward 1, my home and yours

Campaigning has been another new experience of New Haven, one full of joy and shaped by conversation.

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WITT & SINGH: Can American universities be fixed?

Is there a remedy? Taking university enrollment off the market, likely by way of an admissions lottery, would ease the pressure to field the nicest buildings and the coolest-sounding course offerings.

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SHVARTS: Yale New Haven Hospital restricts gender-affirming care — and betrays transgender Yalies

I urge Yale to fund gender-affirming care education and research at the School of Medicine and to unwaveringly support gender-inclusive spaces on campus.

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SINGH: Anti-intellectualism is bad for Yale — and America

My aim in this column is to make the case to readers who are skeptical of elite universities that this endowment tax — and the broader conservative turn against higher education — is shortsighted and ultimately harmful to America.