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Jan/Feb 2010
School Notes
School of Architecture Robert A. M. Stern, Dean www.architecture.yale.edu Professorship honors late architect A newly established professorship at...
Jan/Feb 2010
Campus Clips
A major donor to the Yale baseball program is being sued by stockholders of a company he ran, over allegations that company executives overstated...
Mar/Apr 2010
This is My Book.
Psychology of the bookplate “This book belongs to me.” For over five centuries, that has been the message conveyed by every bookplate...
Mar/Apr 2010
Object lesson
In 1895, O. C. Marsh of Yale’s Peabody Museum of Natural History acquired a rare fossil reptile found in New Haven. This is the story of how...
Mar/Apr 2010
The Wunderkind
“Yes, astonishing, isn’t it? And at his age.”—Georg Balthasar Schott, an organist in Bach at Leipzig, on the talent of the...
May/Jun 2010
PG or not PG?
Titanic had almost everything: bare breasts, a steamy backseat sex scene, fistfights, curse words, gunshots, and of course, drowning—lots of...
May/Jun 2010
Over the Rainbow
Not long ago, an elderly neighbor strolled by as I was cutting away the English ivy strangling a Douglas fir in my front yard near Seattle....
Jul/Aug 2010
You can quote them
Readers of this column know that I have been studying the “Serenity Prayer”—the most famous and beloved of all modern...
Sep/Oct 2010
Campus clips
A graduate student in cell biology died on June 20 in what Graduate School dean Jon Butler described as an apparent suicide. Sang-Ohk Shim, a...
Nov/Dec 2010
Yalies in the far north
For nine days in March 1931, the New York Times followed a story it had broken on the front page with the headline "Explorer Feared...
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