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featuresGoing around in circlesVolvelles are those little paper wheels that help organize information. Yale has hundreds of them.  4 comments
featuresHow science came to YaleBenjamin Silliman, a young lawyer, traveled to Philadelphia in 1802 with a few mineral specimens in a candle box. It was Yale’s first step on the path to becoming a university. From the EditorCellos and jokesAt 93, Aldo Parisot is Yale’s longest-serving—and perhaps most entertaining—professor. 1 comment
Letters to the EditorMeeting the neighborsReaders talk back about Chinese grandparents, climate change, and more. 1 comment
Where They Are NowHistory for everyoneEdward Ayers ’80PhD is making history popular, on campus and on the radio. New HavenStitching a downtown back togetherThe site of the late Coliseum will soon look very different. Old YaleThe invention of the Alumni FundThe oldest annual giving program in America was launched in 1890. Sporting LifeA night in the limelightYale wins the second Rivalry on Ice at Madison Square Garden. Last LookCelebrity harpsichord?A valuable instrument, altered to hint at a connection to Voltaire. Q&A: Peter SaloveyReducing debt (for students)Explaining a $200 million fund-raising drive for financial aid. |
