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JACK NEWSHAM
A Toxic Legacy

The sun had just come out when graduation ceremonies began on Old Campus on a wet May morning in 1996. While a huge labor demonstration […]

September 8, 2013

SUNIK KIM
That was enough for the night

The TGI Friday’s in Ukraine was blasting “Hung Up” by Madonna. I ordered a taco. It was 10 minutes to our flight, and we’d only […]

September 8, 2013

ZOE GREENBERG
Where There is Everything

“The trouble with birth control,” Carmen says, “is that people use it and then pee out hormones that get stuck in our tap water.” We […]

April 14, 2013

CHRISTOPHER PEAK
By The Grace of Bailey, There Go I

The sons of the stranger, that join themselves to the Lord, to serve him, and to love the name of the Lord, to be his […]

April 14, 2013

JULIANA HANLE
To The North

Aslak Henrick’s life embodies an old story. A young man follows a small reindeer herd, watching over them through mountain passes and screefields. Sometimes he […]

April 14, 2013

SOPHIA NGUYEN
The Lonely Hearts Club

The debutante to my right insists that I take her second Arby’s chicken patty. “You look hungry,” she says before bustling off to the bathroom, […]

April 14, 2013

AVA KOFMAN
The Science Park Bubble

New Haven’s Science Park starts at the intersection of Munson and Winchester, about half a mile from Yale’s campus near its Health Services Building. Built […]

April 7, 2013

MICHELLE HACKMAN
A Tale of Two Newspapers

One dreary Friday afternoon in late November, Paul Bass received a phone call. The person on the other end was a close confidant of William […]

February 10, 2013

ERIC BOODMAN
On Strike

The night before her final physics exam, Amy Bernier-Desmarais was arrested for the third time.  At eight o’clock on May 23, 2012, she had met […]

January 28, 2013

JOY SHAN
The Kids in the Gray Flannel Suits

America, preview your future: a classroom door swings open into a quiet hallway, and students in black business attire file out with purpose. They hold […]

January 28, 2013