OPINION
MANGINO |
Call a strike, grant a writ: glimpses of Alito

I woke up this past Halloween morning to learn that President Bush had nominated my seventh grade little league coach to the Supreme Court. The […]

December 2, 2005

YDNIMPORTER |
Yale-in-Peking to benefit Chinese, too

To the Editor: Yesterday’s News’ View lamented the inability of Yale-in-Peking participants to take classes taught in Chinese and called for more classes on China […]

December 2, 2005

YDNIMPORTER |
Education is key to energy conservation

  With an eye to the initiative aiming to cut 10 percent from Yale’s 1990 level of greenhouse gas emissions within 15 years, the Student […]

December 2, 2005

YDNIMPORTER |
Most Iraqis regard U.S. as intrusive presence

To the Editor: There are two issues I would raise with the article on Iraq (“U.S. must remain in Iraq until Korean outcome is prevented,” […]

December 2, 2005

PHELAN |
Holiday Tree celebrates Christmas only

On Nov. 29, House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert recommended that the “Holiday Tree” erected every year be renamed the “Capitol Christmas Tree,” as it was […]

December 2, 2005

SERINGHAUS |
On TV’s ‘Loser,’ the unlikely happens

Thanks to NBC’s “Biggest Loser,” weight loss has became a spectator sport. The season two finale aired Tuesday, occupying two hours of prime airtime. This […]

December 1, 2005

SESHAN |
Choe ’07 relished his friendships, classes

This Monday, Saybrugians began the last week of their fall semester on a sad note. Dean McKinley informed us that Wook Choe ’07, a fellow […]

December 1, 2005

YDNIMPORTER |
Yale-in-Peking should immerse students

This Tuesday, the University unveiled a new study abroad program to be administered jointly with China’s Peking University. The program will begin next fall, when […]

December 1, 2005

KIRCHICK |
Livingstone chooses Muslims over gays

This month’s riots in the immigrant ghettos outside Paris are only the latest manifestation of a continent in decline. Expressly, Europe has abandoned its culture. […]

December 1, 2005

YDNIMPORTER |
Scientific theory, religion fulfill different purposes

To the Editor: Professor Stearns should have followed his own advice before using the case of Galileo as an example for his argument (“Curriculum requires […]

November 30, 2005

YDNIMPORTER |
Gender-specific ability doesn’t explain statistics

To the Editor: I was interested to read that women now outnumber men in the geology major (“In geology, women undergrads outnumber men,” 11/28). The […]

November 30, 2005