Volume XXI, Number 7 - Friday, March 1, 1996
NEWS
Yalies mourn violent murder of Matthew Eisenfeld
The recent bombing of a civilian bus in Israel reawakened old tensions in the region and hit home ini the Yale community when Matthew Eisenfeld, SY '93, was found among the dead.
Project HOPE a success, but not enough for homeless
Graduate students at the School of Medicine have proven that Dwight Hall is not the only outlet for service-oriented Yalies. The Homeless Outreach Program Enrichment (Project HOPE), one of the largest volunteer programs at the School of Medicine, brings a variety of student services to New Haven homeless shelters.
Grad school committee addresses student representation
After the teach-ins, protests, and grade strike, graduate students are moving closer to attaining greater representation within the Graduate School.
Peter Vallone: University voice in labor relations, a closer look at the major players of the '96 strike. Fourth in the series.
Despite Yale's roller-coaster history of contracts, negotiations, and strikes, Peter Vallone, associate vice-president for the administration, enjoys his job.
Virtual plitics: campaigns with Jack Parrish?
For anyone tired of turning on the television to see only Beverly Hills, 90210 and election returns, the Internet has an alternative that combines the two...
Around the Globe
Car thief steals dad, Interior Minister not immune from car thief, Beer
and taxes, Sometimes it's better to drown.