Tyler Hill
Tyler Hill
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Hill: Practice what you teach
Because I have the greatest filial love for my alma mater, I write today as a sorrowful son and disappointed disciple. The Yale that cultivated my faith in the power of knowledge to move the world forward has resorted to censorship. I grieve.
BUSINESS COLUMN | Hill: Risk is a Yalie’s luxury
It’s time to start taking risks. No, I’m not talking about the reckless sorts of risks that treated the world’s credit markets like a glorified slot machine. No, I don’t have any stock picks. No, I won’t tell you what funds to invest in. For that, I’ll leave you in Jim Cramer’s eminently capable hands.
'I'm the 'all-sevens guy''
In 1987, it was a lot harder to get a cab in New Haven. That summer, only 14 taxis served the state’s second-largest city. Crime was high and New Haven, once a bustling industrial center, was economically in shambles. Even so, Bill Scalzi, then a manager at Yellow Cab in Hartford, saw an opportunity. The son and grandson of taxi owners and a former driver himself, he saw a ready market.
Kennedy talks poverty, rights
Justice avoids topic of Court politics
He may be the swing vote on the U.S. Supreme Court, but Anthony Kennedy said calling it the “Kennedy Court” might motivate his colleagues to rebel.
Bayer purchase finalized
Students may not have noticed it, but Yale’s campus grew by a third on Tuesday morning.
Military back at Law Sch.
Following appeals court ruling, recruiters return for first time in two years
Next Monday, military recruiters will participate in an interview program organized by the law school for the first time since 2005.
‘Liberal’ campus faces blog barrage
Yale is under attack. Except instead of holding the University at the point of a sword, aggressors have turned to something even more cutting edge: blogs.
Eli up for attorney general
Former classmates describe Michael Mukasey LAW ’67 as man of quiet integrity
If Michael Mukasey LAW ’67 is confirmed as the next attorney general of the United States, the halls of the Department of Justice could get much quieter.
Fundraising outpaces goals
‘Yale Tomorrow’ more than halfway to $3B target
As the University enters the fourth year of the Yale Tomorrow fundraising campaign, it has raised $1.73 billion toward its $3 billion goal, beating expectations. But some involved with the campaign said the pace of donations could slow over the next year.
Dems object to choice of Sept. 11 memorial speaker
Dems say conservative professor Kagan politicizes event
The choice of history professor Donald Kagan to give the keynote address at today’s Sept. 11 memorial service provoked the Yale College Democrats to withdraw its sponsorship of the event.