Imagine a larger Yale in the fantastical age of technology: Oh, the wonder!
To the Editor:
Ten towers, soaring twice as tall and four times as deep as Kline Biology Tower, sparkle. Their polished carbon fiber and tempered glass suits bulge with the weight of 10,000 students. Up on top, among the Babylonian gardens, windmills pulse through the air, streaming electricity to the book-bound drones below, each consuming at a rate of 100,000 watts.
Ten years from yesterday, the Yale of tomorrow beckons. Against the flushed horizon of John Davenport’s utopian city, the Elis have once again proven their willingness to experiment and, against all odds and...
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