Yale Daily News

Some issues resonate across the political spectrum — particularly, it seems, issues of local economics.ÊTake, for instance, New Haven Savings Bank and its proposal to […]

October 23, 2003

My roommate has begun to read the New York Times as a portent of a coming apocalypse. Reading the newspaper’s continual description of tragedy and […]

October 22, 2003

Many thanks to both Ben Healey and Dan Kruger for providing us with a lively election, the first in many years, for the Ward 1 […]

October 22, 2003

In 1954, the Supreme Court ruled in Brown v. Board of Education that racial segregation in public schools was unconstitutional. Central High School in Little […]

October 22, 2003

There is more to California’s recall election than meets the eye. Personally, I was deeply perturbed by the result. Yes, I was dismayed that the […]

October 21, 2003

Last semester, I annoyed friends and passersby by waving anti-war petitions in their faces. But lately, I realized that I agree with Bush on some […]

October 21, 2003

Bill Clinton was president for eight years, and during that time scarcely a day went by when he was not savagely attacked by the far […]

October 20, 2003

The untold story behind the California recall is that Californians have been tricked into thinking they have a terrible governor. The lackluster news media, juggling […]

October 20, 2003

Last Thursday, in a ceremony timed to coincide with the moment of his election 25 years earlier, Pope John Paul II celebrated a mass in […]

October 20, 2003

In Gabrielle Goodfellow’s column “Retaliatory Violence Stalls Peace” (10/16) she reiterates many of the by now tired arguments that attempt to justify Palestinian homicide bombings […]

October 17, 2003

It was refreshing to see the Yale Daily News calling for expanding “tenure opportunities” in response to GESO’s report on undergraduate teaching, “Blackboard Blues.” And […]

October 17, 2003