YH Online | Oct. 6, 2000

Learning in the Elm City: Yale's other students
By Julia Paolitto

Without fanfare, Yale's presence in New Haven public schools tries to make studying cool again—in this week's cover story.

COURTESY DALLAS LIGHTHOUSE FOR THE BLIND (www.dallaslighthouse.org)

Portrait of the Net
By Lola Ogunkoya

A closer look at the state of computer and the Internet use by the visually impaired at Yale—in this week's exclusive.

Founders' Prize

Writing for the Herald means not only fun times, writing experience, and intersting people—it could mean cash, too! Each semester the founders of the Herald offer the Yale Herald Founders' Prize for journalistic excellence. Click here for more info.

Weekly Wisdom

"Even fishermen on the river sway their rods in time with the music."
—Georgina Cullman, in A&E

The sobering truth

The lowdown on why recent alcohol-related arrests don't mean you can't party this weekend.
In News

Radio daze

WYBC leaves Hendrie Hall behind and looks to the future.
In A&E

Up for grabs

Harvard, Cornell, Penn, and Yale are all still in contention for the Ivy League football title.
In Sports

Weather

FRI: Partly cloudy, low 60s
SAT: Mostly cloudy, high 50s
SUN: Rain, high 40s

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