The rolling stones 08.30.21

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The night the Stones played Toad's

If you paid three bucks to hear a local band on August 12, 1989, you're among the lucky few who got a big surprise.
By Brian Phelps, Randall Beach

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    Through the woods

    Yale is quiet during this holiday break. We hope you have a happy Thanksgiving!

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    Looking outward

    Launching a new $7 billion capital campaign, the university emphasizes not what donors can do for Yale, but what Yale can do for the world.
    By Mark Alden Branch ’86

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Findings

Older than we knew
New evidence shows Machu Picchu was founded decades earlier than previously thought.
Learning to see in the dark Outrage amplified View all Findings

Scene on Campus

Holding class outdoors
The pandemic prompted a change in scene for the Yale College Opening Assembly.
Changes afoot Remaking Science Hill View all Scene on Campus

Where They Are Now

Listen harder
Rob Kapilow '75 teaches America about all kinds of music.
New life for the discards Breaking one of football's glass ceilings View all Where They Are Now

Topics  

Student Life

Grad student had all the right questions
Matt Amodio '23PhD became a millionaire on "Jeopardy!"
First impressions Making a place for grad students View all Student Life

Sports

Football and its discontents
A former gridiron man speaks up.
Rowing to glory Board of education View all Sports

Arts & Culture

Chaucer, medicine, and the stars
A sixteenth-century astrolabe in Yale's collection was used to determine treatment.
Reviews: November/December 2021 The Yalie and the yetis View all Arts & Culture