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The Yale Alumni Magazine is owned and operated by Yale Alumni Publications, Inc., a nonprofit corporation independent of Yale University.

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January/February 2007
Volume 70, Number 3

Feature stories:

When Good People Do Evil
by Philip Zimbardo ’59PhD
Forty-five years ago, Stanley Milgram’s experiments showed that, under orders, decent human beings will do anything.

Coming to Light
by Mark Alden Branch ’86
The genius of Louis Kahn’s 1953 addition to the Art Gallery was obscured for years by partitioning, window problems, and crowding. A three-year, $44-million renovation has uncovered the building that Kahn designed.

Students Who Cheat
by Paul Bass ’82
Is academic plagiarism on the rise? At Yale (and elsewhere), the answer is “maybe.” But administrators aren’t taking any chances.

The Boola Boola Thing
by Tom Perrotta ’83
Novelist Tom Perrotta ’83 never attended the Yale-Harvard Game—until now.

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