The News' View
The News congratulates its newest staffers
On Saturday, the Oldest College Daily held its spring semester staff inductions. It is with great pride that we announce the newest inductees to the Yale Daily News.
STAFF REPORTERS
Casey BlackwellFloyd, Va.
Nora Caplan-BrickerNorthampton, Mass.
Anna Sophie CreagerSan Francisco, Calif.
Katie FalloonPittsburgh, Pa.
Lindsay...
Staff Column
White: Lingering on process
The switch of Sen. Arlen Specter LAW ’56 from the Republican Party to the Democratic Party has left me with a bittersweet feeling: some genuine happiness, lots of schadenfreude, a fair amount of cynicism.
Or maybe graduation’s rapid approach is sparking a similar bittersweet tinge (minus the schadenfreude, of course), and I’m projecting my own emotions into, of all...
Staff Column
Maloney: Teach For America prioritizes students
As an often inspired and sometimes scared college graduate, I had the privilege of leading a 7th grade classroom in Philadelphia as part of Teach For America. Now, as an always excited and mostly overwhelmed graduate student and teaching assistant, I work with Yale undergraduates and do research on educational inequity. These two experiences give me a unique perspective...
Guest Column
Lawrence: Songs of time and change
Now at the end of my time at Yale, I’ve thought back to a lunch in Venice I enjoyed with friends in the Yale Glee Club while we were on concert tour after my sophomore year. As we talked, our conversation came to childhood. One friend observed that in childhood, gifts were things, like toys; but now, gifts are experiences, like a dinner or concert with friends. The...
Guest Column
Sleeper: Yale lessons in ’69 and ’09
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Forty years ago I spent the weeks between final exams and my Yale Commencement in Israel on an Arab-Jewish relations project. That country had recently won the Six-Day War and seemed morally and physically indestructible. But Yale had taught me to look for undersides, and I went to find them and help if I could.
As a graduating senior I, too, seemed morally and...
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- News' View: Mike Jones ’11 for the Democratic nomination for Ward 1 alderman (20)
- News' View: Yale College Council endorsements
- News' View: Ryan Beauchamp '10 for YCC president (33)
- News' View: Abigail Cheung ’11 for YCC vice president (11)
- News' View: Adam Thomas '12 for YCC treasurer (6)
- News' View: Mathilde Williams ’11 for YCC director of events (15)
- News' View: Erin Fackler ’11 for UOFC chair (11)
- News' View: How voters should weigh ‘visibility’ (9)
- News' View: A great season for men’s hockey (2)
- News' View: Implement gender-neutral housing (14)
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More Staff Columns
- Pomeranz: Yale and the real world (3)
- Baran: The choice to act is ours (2)
- Hirst: Worry more than worth (2)
- Nutman: Approve new bank (2)
- Taylor: The South is better than the North (31)
- Li: Where’s the exchange? (4)
- Kosslyn: The world beautiful (1)
- Bagg: Learn humility from Yale
- Barrientes: Zero Like Me
- Zink: Vote for all three (3)
- All Staff Columns
More Guest Columns
- Winter and Kamin: Yale is a model of coexistence (12)
- Hogan: Nutritional facts should go (34)
- Glass: Yale’s unsustainable seafood (11)
- Cersonsky: Confront the other at Yale (4)
- Harris: Don’t justify humanities (15)
- Ben-Meir: History, then and now
- Harris: What context are we creating here?
- Marks: Where are the grass-fed burgers? (11)
- Zhu: A new way of thinking (16)
- Lewine: TFA doesn’t prioritize teaching (19)
- All Guest Columns
Letters to the Editor
- Letter: Madoff not just a subject for humor (10)
- Letter: PKU students come to Yale in summer
- Letter: Faith truly infuses South (7)
- Letter: Proposed merger a disgusting joke
- Letter: Housing article distorted quotes (1)
- Letter: Naive attempts at peace (2)
- Letter: ITS committed to functioning wireless
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