The Yale Herald Online
Vol. XX, Number 3 - Friday, September 22, 1995
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Yale College Council elections draw lukewarm reaction
Yale University, the alma mater of the past two Presidents of the United States, is a hotbed of political fervor...or maybe not. The elections to the Yale College Council (YCC) were held this past weekend, but only six of the 12 colleges elected representatives to the board.

Yalies held up outside of TD
Two Yale students were held up at gunpoint outside of Timothy Dwight College on Wed., Sept. 20. Margaret Hayden, TD '98 and Ada Sheng, TD '98, were walking home from Koffee? at 10:30 p.m. when they noticed a man walking towards them on the right side of the street.


New networking creates computing confusion

Republican mayoral hopeful discusses concerns, plans

Mayoral, aldermanic candidates gear up for November's general elections


World News in Brief
Senate passes new welfare plan; Peace in Sarajevo; Hong Kong rejects pro-China legislature

Ivy Notebook
Penn stock guru makes it big; pizza palace goes sour at Brown

Around the Globe
Cold corpse ticketed; warm bodies heat church

A house divided: chaos rules Conservative Forum


By Ryan E. Smith

Fraudulent misrepresentation or merely a case of misunderstanding? Pat Collins, TC '96, has been accused of being "unethically ambitious" by the Conservative Forum for allegedly unlawfully changing the lease for the organization's office.

Since last fall, the Conservative Forum had leased space on the third floor of the Sherman Building on Chapel Street from the Schiavone Management Company. According to a member of the Forum who wished to remain anonymous, "Collins claimed to be a representative for the Conservative Forum, and he indicated that he should be allowed sole access to the office."

Then, he said, Collins proceeded to have the name on the lease transferred from the Forum's name to "Pat Collins and the Light and Truth Fund." However, the source explained that Collins, who is the Republican candidate for the Ward One Alderman seat, was no longer connected with the Forum in any way. "Starting in March, he was no longer a president or an executive of any kind. He had no business in the Conservative Forum," he said.

Collins, on the other hand, said that it was the Forum that had no business in the office. "The notion that there is a Conservative Forum is quite debatable," he said. He said that the lack of Forum activities and speakers led the Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI), which provides its funding, to take action. "All actions that were taken in regard to the office were with respect to our assumption that they probably wouldn't care," he said.

(See Conservative Forum)


September 17-22

  • Dwight Hall plaque returns after summer hiatus
  • HUD gives Yale grant
  • Graduate School executives elected
  • New conductor opens YSO's 30th season
  • No Exotic Erotic goers caught with pants down

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