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Mother Suu

I was born after Daw Aung San Suu Kyi was first placed under house arrest in 1989. For many Burmese youth of my generation, Daw […]

Questioning the system

In the summer of 2009, I visited Burma with my family. I have never been to a place so devout. Stupas and temples dot the […]

The Good, the Bad and the SWUGly

Two days before “SWUGLIFE: A Colloquium,” a commenter on the Facebook event page asked, “IS THIS REAL LIFE.” It was. (For those I’ve lost already, […]

News Haven, Old Media Temple, To Close

“People raise pigs on roofs,” offered Tony Kowalski, as just one example of the obscure knowledge one could glean from thumbing through the periodicals of […]

A good neighborhood

Midway through a lazy summer before my freshman year of college, my grandmother asked me if I would like to pay my great-grandmother a visit. […]

1 Church St.

We couldn’t find an Ecuadorian flag outside the consulate. Which was funny, seeing as this was the Ecuadorian consulate. You wouldn’t know it by looking […]

On (Not) Selling Out

This summer, my mom gave me the talk. I was eating frozen yogurt on the couch when she popped the question: “What are you going […]

Student activist groups plan bazaar

In the declining light of this past Monday evening, standing in a semi-circle in front of the war memorial at Beinecke Plaza, approximately 50 students […]

SEE-CLICK-FIX: For citizens, for New Haven, for Yalies?

It all started with graffiti on a wall. Ben Berkowitz, a New Haven native, noticed it on the side of his neighbor’s building. He called […]

Not Just Your Lux or My Veritas

How much do you think you know about your alma mater? So you can sing all the lyrics of “Bright College Years.” Check. You found […]

I’mma Buy U a Backlash

While you and your biffles lost yourselves, your phones and your self-worth within the mud pit that is Old Campus during Spring Fling, others probably plugged their ears to block out the unwanted noise.