Obama’s lawyer talks campaign finance 2.13.09
High-powered lawyers who serve high-powered individuals are not strangers to the halls of Yale Law School — but no one can top Bob Bauer’s client.
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Professor to write Obama’s inaugural poem 1.12.09
Last semester, Elizabeth Alexander ’84 introduced the presidential race into the curriculum for her African American Studies course “Freedom and Identity in Black Cultures.” She added President-elect Barack Obama’s book, “Dreams from My Father,” to her syllabus and invited guest lecturers to speak about the significance of race. And then Obama won.
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President-elect Barack Obama hosted the nation’s governors in Philadelphia on Tuesday and Connecticut Gov. M. Jodi Rell was amongst those who attended. The group chatted about how the federal government can help the states make it through the ongoing economic crisis and what sort of relief might be feasible. As for the terms proposed: The governors want $136 billion for...
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Yale for Change leaves its mark 11.20.08
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U. Chicago recalls ‘rising star’ 11.05.08
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Endorsements tilt toward Dems. 11.03.08
The lopsided tally of newspaper endorsements for the Democratic candidate in this year’s presidential election is a stark contrast from the record of previous election years, editorial editors around the country said.
News' View: Obama for president 11.03.08
As we head to the polls on Tuesday, we have a clear choice to make. We can continue the hubris, greed and intolerance of the last eight years. Or as the Rev. William Sloane Coffin Jr. ’49 DIV ’56 urged, we can choose humility, and the new direction that comes with it. Barack Obama can lead us there.
