Yale Daily News

Her motives aside, Ward 7 Alderman Esther Armmand’s decision to vacate her seat at the end of the month is ill-timed and will disenfranchise a […]

April 6, 2001

There is something almost schizophrenic about the upcoming second tercentennial weekend, a three-day meeting of illustrious minds that includes more than 52 panels, speakers and […]

April 5, 2001

In 1997, when Yale first spurned an offer from strident gay author and activist Larry Kramer ’57, he launched vicious attacks on University administrators, calling […]

April 3, 2001

We had hoped it would not come to this. But in Ward 1, where a tortured Democratic Party endorsement process saw candidates leaping in and […]

April 3, 2001

In 1996, when the Yale Alumni Association offered Colonel William K. Lanman ’28 — navy pilot, investment manager and professional golfer — the Yale Medal, […]

April 2, 2001

Asking students to bid farewell to their Animal House posters and their Starry Nights is one way to ensure the safety of those living on […]

April 2, 2001

To put it charitably, the naysayers were wrong. Gourmet Heaven, the New York-style grocery store that opened this week on Broadway, is University Property’s biggest […]

March 28, 2001

The commencement ceremony for the Wellesley College Class of 1969 found a young Hillary Diane Rodham behind a tall podium offering a stern rebuke to […]

March 27, 2001

Diversity, it turns out, is easy enough to talk about on paper, in committees and in speeches from Woodbridge Hall. It is quite another thing […]

March 26, 2001

David Horowitz must be happy. For $750, the ’60s liberal agitator turned new millennium conservative bought a full-page advertisement titled “Ten Reasons Why Reparations for […]

March 22, 2001

Though it has cut corners at Yale by buying low-quality fresh fruits and eliminating shrimp, tenderloin steak, white meat chicken breast and spring rolls from […]

March 21, 2001