OpEd Live: The Presidential Election 2012
Opinion Editor Dan Stein ’14 mediates a round-table discussion between staff columnists, getting their takes on the presidential campaigns and predictions for Tuesday’s Presidential Elections. This...
View ArticleOp-Ed Debate: YCC Nominates Danny Avraham for Advisory Committee to Select...
Last night, YTV hosted a debate between Scott Stern and Scott Greenberg over the recent YCC decision to nominate President Danny Avraham as the student representative for the Dean Selection Committee....
View ArticleBLACKHAWK: For Cloud College
This column is part of an Up for Discussion series. To access other pieces on this subject, return to the series home here. A little more than a century ago, a young Winnebago Ho-Chunk Indian from...
View ArticleTRAMONTE: Our HIV crisis — What if?
I would venture a guess that, for those who undergo routine STI testing, it is not uncommon to play the “What if” game — “What if I have an STI (be it gonorrhea, chlamydia, whatever)?” The answer to...
View ArticleSCIENCE HILL | LORENZO’S TALE
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View ArticleBLACKHAWK: For Cloud College
This column is part of an Up for Discussion series. To access other pieces on this subject, return to the series home here. A little more than a century ago, a young Winnebago Ho-Chunk Indian from...
View ArticleTRAMONTE: Our HIV crisis — What if?
I would venture a guess that, for those who undergo routine STI testing, it is not uncommon to play the “What if” game — “What if I have an STI (be it gonorrhea, chlamydia, whatever)?” The answer to...
View ArticleRAMIREZ: Machismo — Being Manly enough in Latin America
“Él es mi macho.” A phrase that seems harmless and is in this respect. However, the same cannot be said when a man completely embodies what it truly means to be a “macho.” “Machismo” has been ingrained...
View ArticleWALTHER-MEADE: Unity on our own terms
The perfect Latino for the American political campaign is the one who swoons at a botched “¡Si se puede!” from a candidate at a rally, and asks for nothing more. As they exist in American politics,...
View ArticleFLORES: That’s Not My Name
When I arrived at Yale for the first time since it closed to avert a pandemic disaster, I was relieved that I would return to a sense of normalcy amid the abnormal. Even then, I did not feel as if...
View ArticleDOMINGUEZ: Seminar “English”
“The way Chaucer utilizes language to convey the complex sentiments of love and sex in conjunction with natural metaphors that are typically connotated with a certain sensualness … ” I stared at my...
View ArticleNDUBISI: A Defect of American Democracy
How did the esteemed upper chamber of the United States Congress descend into the dysfunctional dumpster fire known to us today as the United States Senate? Time and time again, we hear the Senate is...
View ArticleDUNSON: Athletes and activism
I was thoroughly annoyed. Why my coach had asked me to watch “13th” –– a documentary about racism in the American carceral system –– when I had signed up to play basketball, was beyond me. So as I sat...
View ArticleKUPERMAN: The Day We All Became Ukrainians
“Ukrainians are crazy patriots,” my friend said to me as we ate together in Commons. “Germans, Poles, Russians — no one could keep them down. Nor could man’s greatest evils: concentration camps,...
View ArticleYEO: Lessons from flying standby
I come from a country with the world’s best airport, the world’s best airline and many people who consider themselves seasoned travelers. Singapore is a very tiny city-state, and air travel is often...
View ArticleEDITORIAL: Let student organizations keep their offices
The Yale Daily News Editorial Board calls upon the University to reconsider its decision to remove student organizations from their on-campus spaces at Crown Street 305 and Welch Hall. The University...
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