GUEST COLUMN
RACHEL HOMER
Counterpoint: U.S. morally obligated to humanity

Before we can discuss whether we should give aid to those under a dictatorship, we must examine why we give aid in the first place. […]

October 17, 2007

SAMANTHA DIAMOND
Public health curriculum must be restructured

I always thought Yale was a place for educating leaders. Indeed with all the resources and opportunities available at this top university, Yale prides itself […]

October 16, 2007

ALEX WOLF
President Levin should stay mum on politics

Ladies and gentlemen of Yale campus: it’s time for an attitude change. It’s time to start appreciating the great gift of a Yale education and […]

October 16, 2007

BEN EIDELSON
Dwight Hall should not rush financial move

The decision of how Dwight Hall will manage its endowment is, as Amy Zwanziger’s column last week (“Dwight Hall wrong to delay money transfer” 10/10) […]

October 15, 2007

JOSEPH ROACH
Faculty Views: Human truth found in the performance

Going abroad sometime soon? Good for you. In the meantime, why not let foreign culture come to you? But not through cyberspace. Even as Yale […]

October 12, 2007

MICHAEL ZINK
Su’s modest claim channels Swift’s proposal

In his article that appeared in this space Tuesday, Xiaochen Su presented a fascinating analysis of one of the greatest challenges faced by our nation […]

October 11, 2007

TINA WU
The News should not print alienating speech

Have we forgotten what was published in the Rumpus and the Yale Record only last year? In the wake of the campus disturbance and the […]

October 11, 2007

AMY ZWANZIGER
Dwight Hall wrong to delay money transfer

As noted in the News on Monday, the Dwight Hall Trustees decided to delay the transfer of the bulk of the Hall’s endowment to the […]

October 10, 2007

ILANA YURKIEWICZ
Columbia misuses free speech policy, lacks foresight

For I must not measure the speech of a statesman to his people by the impression which it leaves in a university professor, but by […]

October 9, 2007

XIAOCHEN SU
U.S. cannibalizes self by enabling immigrants, poor

Today, the U.S. population is continuing growth abnormal for its status as one of the most developed countries in the world. Compared to similarly wealthy […]

October 9, 2007

BEN TANNEN
New academic society proves history is alive

During my senior year of high school, the first question any adult would ask me was, “Where are you going to college?” After I announced […]

October 9, 2007