D-port photos flash promise
Yalies sick of hearing about the cliche Yale summer can take a breather this weekend and enjoy a silent exhibition by a group of underclassmen who put their cameras where their mouths said they were.
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Yale Calendar Highlights
- Wednesday YDN "Master's Tea" - Yen Cheong (Asst. Dir. of Publicity, Penguin Books)
- Thursday Master's Tea with Anahad O’Connor '03, science writer, NY Times. "Writing for The Times"
- Friday Film Screening: Songs in Stone: An Arctic Journey Home Hosted by Canadian filmmaker and director of Songs in Stone, John Houston ‘75
- Saturday Inuit Film Day
- Monday A Celebration of Native American Cultures
- Monday Master's Tea with Sam Quinones, LA Times Correspondent "Covering Mexico and Latin American Immigrants in the US"
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