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Yalies venture into professional theater

This summer Yalies dove into professional theater, immersing themselves in rehearsal, production and managing in cities like New York City, Williamstown and even Edinburgh. The […]

September 7, 2001

Eros and the Id: The thrills of a diva's journey inward

OK, so Macy Gray sounds like she hasn’t quite reached puberty. Her unisex squeaks are kinda cute, like your little cousin Larry when he lost […]

September 7, 2001

Roots set to rock the Green on one last 'starry' Saturday night

While most students were elsewhere, the New Haven Green was a hot spot for live music all summer long. Each Saturday night during the last […]

September 7, 2001

Bootie Cam beams on, but parties slow to start

There are a few major questions in my life. Here they are. Number 1: Why did I buy an Annie Lennox CD? I don’t even […]

September 7, 2001

'Beat Em Up' too soft: Iggy sells punk out to pop

The cover art on Iggy Pop’s “Beat Em Up” says it all. A bikini-clad cartooned woman stands spread-eagle against a sunny yellow background, and the […]

September 7, 2001

The schmaltz grows on trees in cliche-filled 'Bread and Tulips'

I have heard it said that there are three universal human fears: shame, losing control, and being abandoned. Since our story begins as housewife Rosalba […]

September 7, 2001

'The Deep End' beckons, then sinks

With his trademark understated perversity, Alfred Hitchcock once declared that his goal as a filmmaker was to bring murder back into the home where it […]

September 7, 2001

Historian and detective, Winks chronicles the mystery genre — and the CIA

“Robin Winks” sounds like the perfect pseudonym for an academic with a secret career as a mystery novelist. Lamentably, “Robin Winks” happened to be that […]

May 17, 2001

Students past and present celebrate decades of Yale theater

With Yale’s most famous alumni appearing on campus this year for the Tercentennial, the Yale School of Drama, the Dramatic Association and the undergraduate theater […]

May 17, 2001

Old Yale recruitment films depict a life foreign yet subtly familiar

There was a time when footage of 19-year-olds in tweed jackets and ties, smoking pipes around a piano in a college common room did not […]

May 17, 2001

Wanderlust leads Jesuit Bowering to Islamic world

Despite his enormous 6-foot-4-inch frame, Professor Gerhard Bowering seems gentle enough to be your grandfather. Unlike your grandfather, Bowering refuses to romanticize the wanderlust that […]

May 17, 2001