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The Yale Alumni Magazine is owned and operated by Yale Alumni Publications, Inc., a nonprofit corporation independent of Yale University. The content of the magazine and its website is the responsibility of the editors and does not necessarily reflect the views of Yale or its officers. |
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First Yalie Takes His Last Bow The most famous living Yale alumnus exits the world stage this month. It will be a long time -- if ever -- before the world stops talking about his performance.
To mark the end of Yale's two decades of White House occupancy, the Yale Alumni Magazine has started a web archive of alumni commentary about the Bush presidency. On these pages, you'll read things that were written about Bush in our magazine and elsewhere by journalists, commentators, and alumni. "Yale Anecdotes" features recollections and insights on the president's time as a student at Yale. "The Candidate and his Opponents" includes observations about Bush and his Yale-bred rivals, most notably John Kerry '66. "Performance Reviews" and "Foreign Policy" include commentary from Elis about Bush's policies and performance. "The White House 35th" features accounts of the Class of 1968 reunion at the White House in 2003. "Eli Pundits Weigh In" is reserved for Yale alums in the ranks of professional punditry. And "About that Honorary Doctorate" recalls the contrasting opinions about the degree Yale bestowed on the president a few months after he took office in 2001. We invite you to add your thoughts to these pages. Send your comments about any of these aspects of the Bush presidency to yalealumnimag@yale.edu. |
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