GUEST COLUMN
CHRIS RHIE
Justice can’t be served via injection

The debate raised by the Michael Ross case is not about whether or not Ross should die. It is about whether or not the death […]

February 1, 2005

MICHAEL SERINGHAUS
Tolerance, sensitivity and respect? Oh my!

Attention, citizens of America. Your nation is on Gay Alert. It’s true: On Jan. 20, MSNBC wire service reported that two Christian groups had issued […]

January 31, 2005

JOSH EIDELSON
With GESO, a little history is instructive

Last night, the members of Local 34 met to commemorate two decades since winning their first contract with Yale. After a string of failed attempts, […]

January 28, 2005

SOFIA FENNER
In time for Sunday, Iraqi elections 101

Something important is happening this Sunday in Iraq, but despite what George Bush or Iyad Allawi might say, it is not yet clear why it […]

January 28, 2005

TICO ALMEIDA
Think pro-gay and pro-ROTC is an oxymoron? Think again

I will admit my thoughts on ROTC do not represent the opinions of most other gay students and alumni. Nevertheless, I think Yale should allow […]

January 26, 2005

ANDREW BEATY
Until it’s “do ask, do tell,” ROTC has no place on this campus

The importance of the American military has not been lost on me: My grandfather and my father are both veterans, and one of my uncles […]

January 26, 2005

ANDREW COX
At Yale and beyond, progressivism is back

Nov. 3 was a hard day. After weekends and summers spent canvassing door-to-door and hours spent calling voters in swing states, to see all that […]

January 25, 2005

MATT HARSHA-STRONG
Like Spring Fling? Vote ‘yes’ on the activities fee

Two years from now, Yale may not have a Spring Fling. Forget disagreements over the band; without redress, Spring Fling will meet the same fate […]

January 25, 2005

ALEXIS WOLFF
A different income, a different college experience

My mom worried when I decided to apply to Yale, but not that I wouldn’t get in. She worried that I would get in, and […]

January 25, 2005

DANIEL KOFFLER
Secular mandate: why to teach the Bible

Last October, by a margin of six to three, the school board of Dover, Penn., voted to add references to “intelligent design theory” into its […]

January 24, 2005

DOUG D'AGATI
Editorial Cartoon: I Can’t Believe Brad and Jen Broke Up

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January 24, 2005