November 16-23, 1998
the field and on the ice November 21
Watch out, Harvard. The "Yale Fan Express" will soon be rolling into Boston, letting loose Bulldog supporters filled with a fierce passion to see their team tromp the Crimson in one of the most rivalrous annual college football games.
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School of Nursing News
Public radio host describes her call-in listeners as 'voices of common goodness'
Exhibition of sketchbook journals reveals women's inner lives and visions
Musical Notes: Concerts on Campus This Week
Peru discovery shows metalworking skills emerged in the New World much earlier than once thought
In a Peruvian valley only recently touched by urbanization, Yale scientists have found evidence of ancient Andean metallurgy dating as far back as 3,400 years ago, almost a millennium earlier than the skill was previously believed to have existed.
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Study suggests link between fetal brain damage and development of schizophrenia in adolesence
In studies at the School of Medicine, rhesus monkeys developed schizophrenia-like symptoms as a result of selective brain damage caused by X-rays during the critical early weeks of fetal development.
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Demonstrations highlight dedication of Digital Media Center for the Arts
Located in renovated space on the first floor of 149 York St., the DMCA is a multi-media, state-of-the-art facility dedicated to exploring how digital technology can advance education and promote interdisciplinary interactions in the arts.
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PHOTO BY STEVE CONN
| At "The Game" this year, quarterback Joe Walland and his teammates will try to avenge their 1997 loss to Harvard.
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