September/October 2007
Against political correctness: a liberal's cri de coeur
A former dean of the Yale Law School, Anthony T. Kronman, PhD, JD, argues that "today's idea of diversity is so limited that one might with justification call it a sham diversity, whose real goal is the promotion of a moral and spiritual uniformity."
Guns in frat house lead to student arrest
Yale law librarian Fred R. Shapiro, editor of the Yale Book of Quotations, on the real writers of "nattering nabobs" and "axis of evil."
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Grad school offers relief to students with kids
The Graduate School now gives doctoral candidates a semester of reduced responsibilities (but no reduction in their stipend) in the semester during or after the birth or adoption of a child. |
Law School aids immigrants caught in New Haven raid
Two days after New Haven's Board of Aldermen approved an identification card for all city residents, 28 people were detained in a federal crackdown on illegal immigrants,
A better way to lose weight
A research associate at Yale's Center for Clinical Investigation has developed a program that teaches both parents and children about nutrition, self-awareness, and coping skills, and that makes exercise fun and non-threatening.
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