January/February 2008
Hospital must pay in labor dispute
An arbitrator has ordered Yale-New Haven Hospital to pay $4.5 million in fines for breaking an agreement with the union that is trying to organize workers there. But her decision left unresolved the dispute over if and how a union will be established
at the hospital.
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." (September/October 2007)
The WMD the world forgot
Strobe Talbott '68 on the Bush doctrine's Manichaean tendencies.
Driver's ed for the elderly
People over 70 have a higher per-mile crash rate than any age group in the U.S. except teenagers. Yale researchers set out to see whether elderly drivers can learn to be safer.
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