Is Yale a school or a bar? It's your decision You only have four years, so make the most of them., By Nathan Littlefield You worked hard to get here. Now's the time for fun., By Jordan Stokes I, II, III, IV: distributional groups face off The worlds 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 You're finally at Yale! Now what do you do?, By Justin Chen Coping with focus—what your major means, By Abbi Phillips Knowing your profs, in and out of class, By Don Tontiplaphol Shop 'til you drop: a guide to choosing classes, By Senwung Luk Beyond the Blue Book: the skinny on intro classes, By Laurie Randell Yes, Virginia, there is life after college, By Sheela V. Pai What it really means to be 'pre-med' at Yale, By Allison Zhang 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 My love/hate relationship with the art department, By Jonas Moody My so-called gut: one survivor's tale of woe, By Ann Ritter Section for Dummies: all you'll ever need to know, By David Sarno Academic controversy embroils Yale's faculty, By Andrew Heller
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