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Clark documents will be released Thursday 11.06.09 (3)
Some court documents in the case of Raymond Clark III, who is charged with the murder of Annie Le GRD '13, will be unsealed Thursday, a judge ruled today.
Downturn may hit Yale, too (3)
NEW YORK — Faced with turmoil in the financial markets, the University will consider cutting back its ambitious capital construction project in future years.
Clinton to speak at Woolsey
Bill Clinton LAW ’73 will return to Yale on Saturday for his 35th reunion.
Crisis aside, UCS no haven for grads (2)
Carlos Francisco Fernandez ’08 never intended to contact Undergraduate Career Services after graduation — at least until Lehman Brothers, where Fernandez worked in natural resources, filed for bankruptcy.
Cross Campus: 10.1.08
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Elis break minority trends abroad (1)
Angel Ayala ’10 has spent the past two summers in Beijing and plans to study in Paris next summer, possibly even taking next year off to travel and study French.
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Narcotics unit revived (1)
Lt. John Velleca stood at the corner of Whalley Avenue and Sherman Parkway Tuesday afternoon, his hair closely cut and his suit crisply pressed. Although he follows in the notorious and sourly remembered footsteps of his predecessor, he appeared unfazed by his reborn narcotics division’s tarnished past.
City News
Around New Haven 11.06.09 11.06.09
Bill would extend employment benefits Connecticut workers will have an additional 14 weeks of unemployment benefits if President Barack Obama signs legislation the House of Representatives passed Thursday. The Senate also passed the bill, which Conn. Sen. Chris Dodd co-authored, on Thursday. The bill also for the first time extends homebuyer’s tax credit to cover...
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Football: Brown wins, 35-21 11.07.09
R.J. Rico live-blogs the Yale football game against Brown, starting at 1 p.m. Saturday.
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A ride on the bookmobile 11.03.09 (5)
At 2:30 a.m., around the time many Yalies finally tuck themselves into bed, Lenny Gaudino’s day is only beginning. On any given weekday, Gaudino is awake in the wee hours of the morning to start his daily routine with some light jogging.
Sci/Tech News
Yale hosts start-up boot camp 11.04.09
The Yale Office of Cooperative Research and the law firm Wilson, Sonsini, Goodrich & Rosati hosted a “Start-Up Boot Camp” for aspiring life science and technology entrepreneurs Tuesday afternoon at the Hope Memorial Building.
Art News
Students vie for music practice space 11.06.09 (3)
For student musicians, waiting in line for practice rooms, kicking other students out of rooms they have reserved, rescheduling rehearsals or conceding defeat and settling for out-of-tune pianos are all familiar ordeals.
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