GUEST COLUMN
DANIEL WEISFIELD
Reward effort with secondary concentrations

Allow me to make a taboo proposal. At the risk of having my Yale ID revoked, I’d like to suggest that we follow Princeton’s lead […]

February 5, 2004

ALISSA STOLLWERK
Students should stay up on State of City

On Jan. 20, Yalies of all political persuasions were glued to their television sets, either heckling or cheering — well, mainly heckling — Bush as […]

February 5, 2004

ANDREA JOHNSON
Keep University promises in Colo.

At the School of Forestry, where I am a Master’s student, we spend our time thinking about things like how to reduce pollution and keep […]

February 4, 2004

BORIS VOLODARSKY
‘Great Liberal Hype’ is catching up with Dean

The entire Democratic primary battle reminds me of a movie called “The Great White Hype.” In case you’ve never seen it, here is a recap. […]

February 4, 2004

RICKY LEITER
Electability shouldn’t trump policy

Over the last two weeks, America and its neighbors have watched as Democrats in Iowa and New Hampshire voted for who will challenge George W. […]

February 4, 2004

BRIAN DONOVAN
When discussing business, a bit of consistency is needed

There’s a minor flap going on right now about CBS’s refusal to air an anti-Bush ad during halftime of Super Bowl XXXVIII. The ad, which […]

February 3, 2004

RAJA SHAMAS
Israeli policies will not lead to security

As a Palestinian who grew up in the West Bank, I am ceaselessly amazed at the ever-expanding gap between the reality of Israeli military rule […]

February 3, 2004

HELEN VERA
Martha Stewart does not deserve our derision

Working- and middle-class Americans grow up believing in underdogs, believing in fresh starts, believing in making it big. They can succeed with education, tenacity and […]

February 3, 2004

CONG HUANG, QIN QIN & QIAN WAN
Yale must join unions to support visa reform

International graduate students at Yale have two strong allies: the labor movement and the Yale administration. Fortunately, both agree that we need to solve recent […]

February 2, 2004

ERIC WHITE
Both sides off track on same-sex marriage

Last week I witnessed a spectacle that’s sadly all too common today: a battle between the left and the right — two extremes, equally polarized […]

February 2, 2004

KEITH URBAHN
For sake of stability, Iraq will need direct elections

The enthusiasm generated by the Democratic primaries in Iowa and New Hampshire is a testament to our nation’s commitment to democracy, yet the epic battles […]

January 30, 2004