Yale Daily News

The debate regarding whether it is acceptable for statesmen to use the language of good and evil to persuade citizens of the necessity of a […]

October 4, 2006

For five years, students at Yale and across the country have been calling on their universities to make the life-saving drugs discovered in campus laboratories […]

October 4, 2006

What do a few mediocre cartoons and Mozart have in common? If you guessed “the wrath of Muslim extremists,” then you’re the winner. As everyone […]

October 3, 2006

One of our country’s unique founding principles is a commitment against cruel and unusual punishment. People around the world have long admired and respected the […]

October 3, 2006

In September, a Latin American head of state made his way to the United Nations General Assembly to deliver a keynote address. Exuding machismo, he […]

October 3, 2006

If there was ever any question that Yale President Richard Levin knows how to raise money, that question was answered Saturday night, when Levin announced […]

October 3, 2006

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October 2, 2006

To the Editor: I appreciated Emily Hallet’s recent op-ed (“Sustainable food is about taste, not calories,” 9/28) written in response to mine about some myths […]

October 2, 2006

To the Editor: It seems clear that the Yale Sustainable Food Project enjoys wide (albeit somewhat passive) support on campus. But there are certainly some […]

October 2, 2006

Yom Kippur is as old as the Bible and as modern as apologizing to our friends. On this “Day of Atonement,” Jews repent for mean […]

October 2, 2006

As I was eating a grass-fed burger the other day, I paused from enjoying its ground-meatness to contemplate how sweet a person I am. After […]

October 2, 2006