Yale Daily News

CORRECTIONS An article in Tuesday’s paper incorrectly stated that John Lapinski, an assistant professor of political science, led a team that called the 2000 presidential […]

January 12, 2001

On Monday, the Yale community was shocked or delighted to learn Yale will be offering the morning-after pill RU-486 to students and staff under its […]

January 12, 2001

Pop quiz: True or false: Yale College graduated as many blacks in 1969 as in 1996. True or false: Yale’s African American Studies program only […]

January 12, 2001

To the Editor: Ben Trachtenberg’s column (“American should stand by her Israeli friends,” 1/11) makes a problematic assumption in claiming Israeli leaders are more “legitimate” […]

January 12, 2001

In the last decade, the siren song of the downtown regional shopping mall has twice ensnared the administration of Mayor John DeStefano Jr. Burned by […]

January 12, 2001

To the Editor: I was incredibly saddened and disappointed by the publication of Friday’s article (“‘Flower lady’ off hook but doesn’t please all,” 10/6). An […]

October 9, 2000

Remember Yale’s Alma Mater, “Bright College Years?” (Hint: You have mumbled the lyrics at least once, during freshman assembly your first week at Yale). It […]

October 9, 2000

On January 28, 1878, the first five-cent, four-page issue of the “Yale News” rolled off the presses at 11:50 p.m. The inaugural words were pithy […]

October 9, 2000

To the Editor: In the wake of the Nader hit on campus, it seems any detractors of the Green Party candidate are at risk to […]

October 9, 2000

To the Editor: Mike Obernauer (“McSorley Trial Unnecessary,” 10/5) wrote that despite the “brutality” of the illegal check against Donald Brashear, Marty McSorley of the […]

October 9, 2000

The 20th century will someday be remembered as a dark age in the history of politics. It is a century that has seen two world […]

October 9, 2000