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Nov/Dec 2011
Object lesson
Before he became famous for paintings and sculptures of cowboys, Frederic Remington 1900BFA drew pictures of the Yale football team, on which...
Jan/Feb 2009
In print
How to Land a Top-Paying Federal Job: Your Complete Guide to Opportunities, Internships, Resumes and Cover Letters, Application Essays (KSAs)...
Jan/Feb 2012
Thornton Wilder's Yale
It was widely believed, in my time, that Yale College was attended solely by clear-eyed, clean-cut, high-minded, upright, downright, forthright...
Jan/Feb 2012
Legend has it . . .
At least seven Eli alumni have published crossword puzzles in the New York Times—the crossword crafter’s equivalent of making...
Jan/Feb 2012
God, man, and Yale, 60 years later
On one of the last bright fall days of the year, 150 friends, family, and admirers of the late William F. Buckley Jr. ’50 gathered on campus...
Jan/Feb 2012
Tragedy in Lot D
For years, as reliably as Yale and Harvard football players have readied themselves for The Game, administrators at both schools have prepared...
Jan/Feb 2012
"Showered with sound"
On January 4, 1955, three engineers and producers for Mercury Records—Wilma Cozart, C. Robert Fine, and David Hall ’39—caught...
Jan/Feb 2012
Globalism, ca. 13,000 BCE
The caves of Altamira in northern Spain and Lascaux in southwestern France are famous for their Paleolithic artwork, at least 15,000 years old....
Jan/Feb 2012
Object lesson
James Merrill (1926–95) was an American poet celebrated for his refined lyric gift and skeptical moral intelligence. But he was also...
Jan/Feb 2012
You can quote them
Two columns ago, I called Mark Twain the preeminent US “quotation magnet”: so compelling are his wit and fame that he’s...
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