Yale Daily News

The Friday afternoon dining hall pep rally — replete with open microphone, free T-shirts and background music — is a fitting metaphor for a sobering […]

January 26, 2001

To the Editor: For nearly the last ten years, Michael Milken, who recently spoke at Yale (“Fallen Milken speaks about society, next generation,” 1/24), and […]

January 26, 2001

Most people complain about Wednesday because it’s the stressful Hump Day, but they usually are quite relaxing for me. Two hours of mind-numbing Dawson’s Creek […]

January 26, 2001

A column yesterday incorrectly stated that Bloody Mary is buried in the cathedral at Peterborough, England. Mary, Queen of Scots is buried there, not Bloody […]

January 19, 2001

To the Editor: As a non-member of GASO, I would like to comment on statements made by the Graduate Employees and Students Organization chair J.T. […]

January 19, 2001

Throughout the fall campaign, the Democrats paid great lip service to the ideal of inclusion. Al Gore planned to create a big tent under which […]

January 19, 2001

Ten years ago this week, Colin Powell, then the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, launched the United States into what is now touted […]

January 19, 2001

To the Editor: The YDN article (“Fewer study abroad at Yale than at other Ivies,” 1/17) may represent itself as an analysis of why fewer […]

January 19, 2001

To the Editor: Imagine a professor sends an e-mail to his graduate students explaining he will not teach his class unless potential TAs sign a […]

January 19, 2001

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