Learn to shop around for Yale's best classes, By Dan Negoianu and Fiona Havers I,II,III,IV: distributional groups face off The world of literature and language in Group I, By Siobhan Peiffer Group II provides an eclectic and diverse education, By Ann Ritter Group III means a bright future, By Jay Munir Group IV explains the world, By Laurie Randell Intro classes: the bane or love of your life, By Laurie Randell Shop for Yale's top profs, By Kushal Dave and Joshua Marks Concentrate or kick back? Make a decision soon Work hard, party hard. Ultimately, balance is key., By Molly Ball and Emily Ball You've paid your dues. Enjoy the next four years, By Jason Heller Yes, Virginia, there actually is life after college, By Sheel V. Pai Pre-med: what it really means, By Sam Stubblefield A computer geek's guide to networking at Yale, By Kushal Dave Tutors come to the rescue, By Mary Tobler Yale's libraries: not just for bookworms, By Julia Dahl The big decision demands major thought, By Abbi Phillips My So-called Gut: a survivor's tale of woe, By Ann Ritter Section for Dummies: all that you need to know, By David Sarno
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