Yale Daily News

“Freedom!” “Freedom!” “Freedom!” This past Monday, I joined students, workers and other members of the New Haven community in chanting “freedom” in Chinese. We were […]

October 3, 2003

Few foresaw that winning the recent war in Iraq would prove so easy. Fewer still predicted that winning the peace would prove so difficult. While […]

October 3, 2003

The news is in, and President Bush doesn’t read it. On national television last week, President Bush told Fox News anchorman Brit Hume, “I glance […]

October 3, 2003

Imagine an economics seminar in which there is only one woman. You do not have to stretch your imagination particularly far. Simply flipping through the […]

October 2, 2003

Without missing a beat in his performance under the Yale labor relations spotlight, Local 35 President Bob Proto announced last week that union leaders are […]

October 2, 2003

I spent this summer working with the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights to organize Muslim immigrants in the Chicagoland area. I came across […]

October 1, 2003

In addition to authoring important books on Islam, Western perceptions of the Middle East, exile, Conrad, and many other topics, Edward Said, who died last […]

October 1, 2003

Nearly five months after President Bush declared the end of “major combat operations in Iraq,” and still without a shred of evidence of nuclear and […]

October 1, 2003

In an interview on National Public Radio Sept. 13, Yale President Richard C. Levin asserted that Yale had been unfairly targeted by organized labor because, […]

September 30, 2003

Gabrielle Goodfellow ’04 attacks the “preposterous security justifications” for the barrier that is being set up between Israel and the West Bank (“The fallacy of […]

September 29, 2003

The Yale Daily News’ recent tongue-in-cheek look at the “Berkeley Complex” (“Berkeley College: Open your doors,” 9/25), a major case of dining hall envy, touches […]

September 29, 2003