Football | In a change, Mike McLeod got loose
The football team knows that to win to do to win, it needs to run the ball effectively with tailback Mike McLeod ’09. And in Saturday’s game against Holy Cross, it did just......
Graffiti causes hardly a ripple
Only 11 months after hateful graffiti was found on Yale buildings, prompting a sustained outcry from students and administrators, it remains to be seen whether a similar cycle......
YCC to Yalies: Vote
The Yale College Council has always been responsible for Spring Fling and the Fall Show, but this fall it has added another job to its agenda — voter registration....
I recently read an interview where Diablo Cody, the sceenwriter and ex stripper, was surprised to hear that people thought the film to be anti abortion. She laughed and said that she was absolutely pro-choice and simply needed to get Juno in the same room as Vanessa so her story could proceed and so she created the abortion clinic from hell scene to this end. As a screen writer myself I was a little upset that she was so blase about creating such a dishonest set up. In the film a young asian american girl who can't even pronounce "born" is the only protestor outside the clinic. Not only was this an offensive racial slur but a completely candy coated vision of what women trying to procure an abortion have to go through when they encounter the have to run the gauntlet of vitriol spewed by protestors outside clinics and the danger doctors face everyday.