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Gov’t should use power to make drugs affordable

During the recent heated arguments about AIDS drug access and Medicare prescription drug bills, a few facts have emerged that would shock any reasonable American […]

Religious views challenge liberal values

The Dutch parliament’s lower house approved a measure on Tuesday that would forcibly expel some 26,000 rejected asylum-seekers from the country. This new policy reflects […]

Reason for war is not to benefit business

So I came across an interesting article by the much-lauded novelist Arundhati Roy in last month’s The Nation. It was adapted from her speech given […]

Traditional dating could mean perfect match

In the wake of Valentine’s Day, I find myself overwhelmed to the point of saturation with recommendations for a more invigorating or at least existent […]

Undergrads served by GESO advocacy

I don’t expect Jessamyn Blau (“Seminar, Sections Can’t Replace Lectures”, 2/13) to understand how graduate students are also employees. There’s probably nothing I could say […]

Sex week lacks balancing viewpoints

Last week the Yale campus was abuzz with discussion about sex. The student initiative, Sex Week at Yale, has alleviated what many students consider a […]

YCC can do better than discount card

In a blockbuster deal involving local businesses and the dynamic private company Collegiate Services, Inc., the Yale College Council has brought us the Student Savings […]

Skip the chocolates, roses for your Valentine

Ah, Valentine’s Day. Chocolate, roses, romance. Well, the “romance” aspect of Valentine’s Day might not always work out the way we’d like it to. But […]

Separate but Equal not solution for gay unions

There has been a lot of furor and debate recently over the question of gay marriage, and the topic seems poised to become a crucial […]

Senator’s record means questionable electability

I’m not holding my breath, but an apt slogan for Democratic Senator John Kerry might be, “Kerry: Candidate of the Living Dead.” Barely a month […]

Facing scrutiny, Cheney is a liability to re-election

When was the last time, aside from the State of the Union address, that you saw Dick Cheney? The vice president has largely remained invisible […]