January/February 2005
Surprise exit for VP Charles Pagnam, the university's chief fund-raiser, resigned after 27 years at Yale. The announcement came as a surprise to most of the university community -- and to most of the fund-raising staff, who learned of it just a few days before Pagnam left his position as vice president for development.
Sugar by any other name The Way to Eat author David L. Katz explains the obesity epidemic and says that Americans can remake the modern food supply by making better food choices.
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Anne Barnard '92
As a light sandstorm kicked up at Camp Fallujah, the Boston Globe reporter spoke via satellite phone about why being a woman can be an asset as a journalist in Iraq. |
Understanding Clarence Thomas
To this day, Clarence Thomas '74JD has declined to sit for a portrait for the Yale Law School: a small personal protest against an institution in which he felt unhappy as a student and which rallied to his accuser during the terrible battle over his nomination to the Supreme Court in 1991.
Q&A: Rick Levin
President Rick Levin '74PhD has committed to extensive capital improvements in Yale's science facilities recently. The arts, he says, are also due.
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