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features“The greatest mind in American history”He was one of the nation’s most important scientists. Yet most people barely know his name.  10 comments
featuresBoundlessAfter a devastating accident, Ed Bennett ’84 showed “how to piece a life together.” 6 comments
featuresFor better, for worse, and for YaleNine couples who met or got married at Yale tell us their stories. 5 comments
From the EditorMarried lifeLetters to the EditorReaders bark back about Handsome Dan, Grace Hopper, and moreWhere They Are NowThat’s entertainmentDavid Herskovitz ’84 makes theater with rigorous artistic principles—and a commitment to fun. Old YaleThe first graduate program for the greensConservation pioneer Paul B. Sears battled “serious consequences due to public ignorance.” 1 comment
Sporting LifeWinter sports highlights: 2017Conference titles for two teams, and the first-ever Ivy hoops tournament. Q&A: Peter SaloveyWWI, Yale, and a tradition of serviceThe text on a Yale diploma confers “responsibilities,” not “privileges.” |
