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“This the Yale Glee Club?” By chance I am answering phones that morning, although that isn’t in my job description as President of the Glee Club. It... Read on
Jim Weber ’70 | October 27 2020 06:52am
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I first met Rusty Lerner in the fall of 1983 in Wright Hall. We were both first-years in Saybrook. I lived in a quad suite on the fourth floor; he... Read on
Adam Shayne ’87 | August 20 2020 03:08pm |
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A hundred years ago, the US entrance into the Great War in Europe ruined the chances of a rematch between the two top milers of the day—Joie Ray from... Read on
Brooks Clark | April 6 2017 10:19am
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C-SPAN recently broadcast an event at the Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, D.C., celebrating “400 Years of Shakespeare.” People from all... Read on
Nathan Wise ’72 | July 21 2016 03:14pm |
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It was May Day in 1970, and a crowd of nearly 20,000 packed the New Haven Green, eager for music and inspiration. National guardsmen ringed the perimeter... Read on
Reid Spencer ’72 | June 13 2016 01:24pm
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Even after I passed all the important entry requirements for Yale—SATs, interviews, essays, and high school transcript—one final test... Read on
Andrew Letendre ’58 | August 1 2016 08:55am |
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My first weeks at Yale in 1953 were filled with all sorts of interviews and tests, written and physical. I got through the written ones with no problems.... Read on
Andrew Letendre ’58 | June 22 2015 02:09pm
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In February 1958, when we were grad students living in the Hall of Graduate Studies, Charlie Neff ’61PhD and I wistfully shared our memories of the German “fifth... Read on
Charles B. Teske ’62PhD | June 11 2015 11:04am
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In the spring of 2014, I stood at our college reunion, in the Timothy Dwight courtyard, under a gigantic tent shielding us from the pounding rain. A friend... Read on
Amy Kaufman Burk ’80 | May 28 2015 03:00pm |
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Back in the 1950s, smoking a pipe was as much the fashion at Yale as button-down Gant shirts and scuffed white bucks. I wasn’t a smoker, but when I... Read on
Andrew Letendre ’58 | May 21 2015 02:54pm |
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When the seasons change I go upstairs to my daughter’s childhood bedroom and open the closet where I keep my off-season clothes. My eye never... Read on
Marty Nichols ’52 | July 10 2013 07:49am |
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One cold winter day long ago, in the middle of freshman year, I was almost kicked off campus for wearing someone else’s tie. It was 1963, and... Read on
Ron Meister ’67, ’70JD | April 24 2013 09:55am
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The important events of the outside world, inside Yale. When the World Barged InMarch 1997by Peter Beinart ’93 Part of a series... Read on
Peter Beinart ’93 | March 1 1997 03:22pm
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Falling in love with a boy in a long dark coat during freshman year. A Not Unwelcome SenselessnessMarch 1997by Jane Mendelsohn ’87... Read on
Jane Mendelsohn ’87 | March 1 1997 03:08pm
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Four years in New Haven, documented in diary entries . Diary DazeMarch 1997by Hugh Kennedy ’87 Part of a series entitled "The Yale... Read on
Hugh Kennedy ’87 | March 1 1997 03:06pm
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College at Yale's closest thing to a vocational school: the Yale Daily News. Surviving “Grim Professionalism”March... Read on
Melinda Beck ’77 | March 1 1997 02:58pm
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Stirring controversy, through the pages of the Yale Banner. Chronicling a CauldronMarch 1997by David W. Dunlap ’75 Part of a series... Read on
David W. Dunlap ’75 | March 1 1997 02:53pm
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An undergraduate finds himself in the "confusion of images and lures and ideas and friends" of a Yale career. A Confusion of LuresMarch... Read on
Steven Brill ’72 | March 1 1997 02:34pm
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Homosexuality in the classroom, before Yale acquired the nickname "the Gay Ivy." Of Reading, and a WinkMarch 1997by Stuart Kellogg ’70... Read on
Stuart Kellogg ’70 | March 1 1997 02:20pm
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A Yale education, in the shadow of the Vietnam War. Vietnam On Our MindMarch 1997by Jacques Leslie ’68 Part of a series entitled "The... Read on
Jacques Leslie ’68 | March 1 1997 02:15pm
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