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Born and partly raised in Zambia, Namwali Serpell ’01 will travel there to research a novel—with help from a chic Manhattanite.... Read on
the staff | January 3 2012 01:41pm
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At 6'2" and 185 pounds, Taylor Ritzel ’10 is one powerful woman. But it is her seat on a boatful of eight powerful... Read on
the staff | January 3 2012 01:36pm
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Tall and handsome, smart and athletic, born to privilege yet successful in his own right, Dr. Richard Raskin ’55 had it... Read on
the staff | January 3 2012 12:37pm
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Like a lot of freshmen, Millie Tomlinson ’14 was eager to get home—to Derbyshire, England, in her case—for spring... Read on
the staff | January 3 2012 11:38am
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Lots of female politicians play up their first names. Susan Bysiewicz ’83 has more than the usual reasons. Fortunately for Bysiewicz, who... Read on
the staff | January 21 2011 11:01am
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“There’s no greater rush for a critic,” writes Erik Haagensen, “than encountering a blazing new talent.” He speaks of none other... Read on
the staff | January 7 2011 10:54am
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Kathryn Himmelstein ’09 majored in ethics, politics, and economics. All three come together in a study published this week in the journal... Read on
the staff | December 10 2010 10:40am
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“Everyone at my school was ridiculously driven,” Margo Lang ’10 tells a reporter in her hometown of Manhattan Beach... Read on
the staff | November 19 2010 10:28am
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Katherine “Katie” Miller was ranked ninth in her West Point class of more than 1,100. She notched better-than-perfect scores the... Read on
the staff | August 13 2010 10:36am
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After picking up her Yale degree in Latin American history, Heidi Miller ’79PhD took a job at Chemical Bank. That doctorate—and three... Read on
the staff | June 25 2010 04:59pm
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Don’t cry over spilled oil—just prevent spills. That’s the advice Frances Beinecke ’71, ’74MFS, has been giving... Read on
the staff | June 18 2010 04:58pm
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A year ago, reporters were seeking out Rachel Moran ’81JD for comment about her Yale Law School contemporary Sonia Sotomayor ’79JD.... Read on
the staff | June 11 2010 04:55pm
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If you haven’t heard of Zoe Kazan ’05 yet, get ready. It’s not just her Hollywood-famous last name (grandpa Elia Kazan directed On the... Read on
the staff | February 12 2012 03:27pm
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When the Canadian women’s hockey team takes the ice in Vancouver on Saturday for its Winter Olympics opener, Natalie Babony ’06 will... Read on
02/12/2010 | December 19 2011 03:21pm
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Standing on a bench in a Manhattan coffee shop Sunday, Reshma Saujani ’02JD declared: “This is a new decade and we need a new... Read on
the staff | February 5 2010 03:19pm
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She was an Olympic gold medalist at age 16; the subject of at least four biographies (variously dubbing her a “Golden Girl,”... Read on
the staff | January 22 2010 03:16pm
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Tuesday night, President Barack Obama announced his plan to send another 30,000 American soldiers to Afghanistan. Thursday, the American Anthropological... Read on
the staff | December 4 2009 02:53pm
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She started composing when she was nine years old. Now, at 31, Angel Lam ’10ArtA is traveling the Silk Road. An artist diploma candidate at... Read on
the staff | October 16 2009 12:22pm
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Nearly eight months after Barack Obama nominated her to head the Justice Department’s Office of Legal Counsel, Indiana University law professor... Read on
the staff | August 28 2009 12:06pm
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Julia Usher ’84 put her Yale engineering degree to good use. Honest, she did. Also her Stanford MBA: she worked on nuclear reactors and in... Read on
the staff | July 31 2009 12:01pm
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