YH Online | Sep. 8, 2000

Yale history rights and rewrites itself
By Daniel Silk

After a year to forget, the number-one department in the country broadens its focus. —Cover story.

SARAH ENGLAND/YH

Of the pre-frosh, by the pre-frosh, and for the pre-frosh
By Justin Chen

Yalies2004.com: one freshman's attempt to ease the transition to Yale life for his fellow classmates— in this week's exclusive.

Important Update

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Freshperson Issue

View the issue of the Herald that was mailed out to the Yale class of 2004 this summer.

Weekly Wisdom

"Remember the eight track? Didn't think so."Sam Frank, in A&E

Princeton doesn't matter

Why Yale is unfazed by U.S. News and World Report's latest college rankings.
In News

Open for New Haven's kids

Open End Theater presents the tough issues on stage.
In A&E

Woodbine steps off the court

High scoring basketball star Onaje Woodbine, BK '02, leaves team to pursue higher goals.
In Sports

Weather

FRI: Partly cloudy, high 70s
SAT: Sunny, high 70s
SUN: Sunny, low 80s

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