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April 2013

  • Ficre's art bursts with life,
    even after death

    Some of us in New Haven knew of Ficre Ghebreyesus ’02MFA as the chef and co-owner (with brother Gideon) of Caffé Adulis, the late... Read on
    <span class="blog_post_author_unlinked">Carole Bass ’83, ’97MSL</span> | April 5 2013 08:45am

  • Change at the top: Margaret Marshall is new senior trustee

    She was the first female chief justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, where she wrote the opinion making that the first state to... Read on
    <span class="blog_post_author_unlinked">Carole Bass ’83, ’97MSL</span> | April 4 2013 08:56am

  • Rushdie on surviving fatwa, Twitter

    In a 1990 action-film version of Salman Rushdie's life under fatwa, he lived in a palace in what may have been the Philippines, protected by what looked... Read on
    <span class="blog_post_author_unlinked">Sophia Nguyen ’14</span> | April 3 2013 10:55am

  • Who gets into Yale? A new boss decides

    Kids, if you work really hard and graduate at the top of your high school class, maybe you'll get accepted to Yale. And if you work really hard and... Read on
    <span class="blog_post_author_unlinked">Carole Bass ’83, ’97MSL</span> | April 3 2013 08:01am

  • That's three centennials and a diamond jubilee

    Yale may be 312 years old, but the town of New Haven goes back a good deal further: this month, the Elm City will celebrate the 375th anniversary of... Read on
    <span class="blog_post_author_unlinked">Mark Alden Branch ’86</span> | April 2 2013 07:48am