GUEST COLUMN
NICHOLAS DEGANI
Unions and civil disobedience – Nicholas Degani

Today’s civil disobedience, what some might call breaking the law, is a definite step for Yale-union negotiations. Brave students and union organizers will offer themselves […]

September 25, 2002

PETER SOMERVILLE
Unions and civil disobedience – Peter Somerville

This afternoon at 4:30, the Committee for Freedom will be gathering in the Calhoun College courtyard to rally against the manipulative street theater performance being […]

September 25, 2002

NEHEET TRIVEDI
Unions and civil disobedience – Neheet Trivedi

For me, this issue has not been about whether I agree with the unions. The past record of Yale’s relationship with its unions is almost […]

September 25, 2002

JOSH EIDELSON
Unions and civil disobedience – Josh Eidelson

Tonight, on College Street, I will be arrested for the first time in my life. A month ago, I could not have imagined being where […]

September 25, 2002

ABIGAIL LEVINE
Trustee elections should disclose candidates’ ties to the University

Kurt Schmoke, the departing senior fellow of the Yale Corporation, sent a letter this summer to all eligible alumni asking for proposals to reform the […]

September 24, 2002

KATHERINE STEVENS
Gender inequality and pro tennis: a case study

Americans love the concept of equality, and since 1999, the Women’s Tennis Association has adopted it as its own personal watchword, protesting the unequal pay […]

September 23, 2002

AARON GOODE
‘Captains of Capitalism’ are sinking their ships

Now that the tears and ink have dried from Sept. 11, we can turn our attention to the other national tragedy in our midst: corporate […]

September 23, 2002

REBECCA LYNCH
Harvard’s sexual assault policy blames the victim

I was outraged and disgusted to read David White’s column (“Harvard’s new sex harassment policy: brilliance at last,” 9/17). Harvard’s new policy, rather than being […]

September 20, 2002

SETH SCHLESSINGER
Yale policy fails to protect the unjustly accused

If I’m the only one who was surprised and saddened to see Lindsay Nordell’s remarkably flip attitude toward basic fairness in Yale’s disciplinary process (“Harvard’s […]

September 20, 2002

PHILIP SHAW
Ban on assassinations should be lifted

The debate over regime change in Iraq has fueled speculation that the Bush administration is considering repealing the 26-year-old ban on state-sponsored assassinations. Though assassination […]

September 19, 2002

LINDSAY NORDELL
Harvard’s sexual assault policy shameful

In the wake of a steep rise in sexual assault complaints at Harvard, the university’s administrative board rewrote its policy last spring on the way […]

September 19, 2002