By NATHANAEL DERANEY
February 4, 2012
On January 24, the Yale Political Union finally debated abortion directly. The fight had been simmering for a while; every week or three someone references it on the floor; it’s the cause célèbre of Right …
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By HANNAH ZEAVIN February 1, 2012
The first semi-annual Yale University Report of Complaints of Sexual Misconduct was released to the student body, staff, and faculty members, by Stephanie Spangler Tuesday evening. Spangler was charged with overseeing Yale’s
By MEREDITH REDICK January 30, 2012
A woman smacks her scarlet lips together. Protestors hold signs saying, “Take Back the Night.” A lead singer whips her hair around, yelling, “Shut up! Shut up! Shut up! Shut up!” These are the scenes …
By ALICE BUTTRICK
January 29, 2012
On the Bulldog side of the party thrown by the Yale and Harvard Clubs in London for the Game this past fall, we started the night hopefully, talking about the …
By EMILY VILLANO
January 27, 2012
In a statement released Friday by a representative from an image consulting firm, Patrick Witt ’12 denied allegations instigated by a Thursday New York Times article which asserted that it was an …
By EMILY VILLANO
January 27, 2012
Yale quarterback Patrick Witt ’12 did not, in fact, choose to play the Harvard-Yale football game over the chance at a prestigious Rhodes Scholarship, the New York Times reports Thursday. Rather, the Rhodes …
By JULIA CALAGIOVANNI January 25, 2012
As we mark the 39th anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision, increasingly under attack, Broads looks back at New Haven’s own contribution to the struggle for reproductive rights. On November 1, 1961,
By JESS MCHUGH January 24, 2012
When I showed up to the screening at 212 York Street last Thursday, I had not been expecting to spend my evening watching two blond farmhands have anal sex next to an emu farm. And …
By JULIA CALAGIOVANNI
January 21, 2012
Gender-neutral housing has all but exhausted its potential for dining-hall debate. It exists, which is good news for the seniors who want to take advantage of it, and it doesn’t harm those who don’t wish …