May 6, 2012
The “Purchase Bubble,” as students and faculty affectionately call their New York state college, rests peacefully in the Westchester County shade. Purchase is a reserve of liberal and fine arts, with a flair for the …
By A. GRACE STEIG March 20, 2012
Arizona women face another assault on reproductive rights, in the form of a bill advancing in the State Legislation. The unprecedented House Bill 2625 would jeopardize health insurance coverage and even job security. …
March 19, 2012
After Betty Dodson spoke to the Yale Political Union, she was kind enough to agree to an interview before heading back home. Broad Recognition caught up with her at her hotel. She was as frank …
By DILEMMA EMMA
March 14, 2012
Dear Dilemma Emma,
Recently, my girlfriend asked to borrow my computer, only to find several porn links in my browser history–nothing particularly raunchy, but still–and asked me for an explanation. It was clear to me …
March 13, 2012
On February 2, Jezebel reported that on January 12, Temmie Breslauer, a transgender woman living in New York City, was arrested for illegally using a discount subway card that belonged to her father. …
By JULIA CALAGIOVANNI March 7, 2012
Rush Limbaugh is wrong, Rush Limbaugh is wrong, Rush Limbaugh is wrong. Rush Limbaugh is wrong—we’re all tired of saying it. He’s wrong not only in his hypocrisy and his misogyny but also his facts. …
By JORDAN SMITH
March 7, 2012
College, for many, is a place and time when one realizes and grows into his or her identity. For a variety of communities, Yale, while not perfect, has been a comfortable and safe environment in …
March 5, 2012
Elspeth Brown is a historian, but the ongoing project she presented for the first time in WLH last Tuesday relates to an issue currently affecting her life. As she explains in the …
March 1, 2012
It seems that while the Obama administration can’t mess with Texas, Texas can mess with Texas—Texan women, that is. On Feb. 23, the Texas Health and Human Services commissioner signed into law a rule that …