Pierson Master Harvey Goldblatt (left) and Jonathan Edwards Master Gary L. Haller defended the honor of their respective residential colleges during a gelatin wrestling match on April 26. The all-in-fun, hand-to-hand combat was part of Pierson Day, an annual celebration marking the end of spring classes. (Rumor has it the white-suited Haller won.)


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Bulldogs name new coaches of basketball teams

Gift from Class of 1951 will help to strengthen libraries in four city schools

The homes of many older people are rife with easily eliminated hazards, says study

Gelatin gladiators

Three named to Endowed Professorships

Former Clinton counsel says Starr went 'beyond ethical pale'

Baryshnikov's White Oak Dance Project to perform on campus

A Conversation with an Acclaimed Actress

Talk by noted biochemist will highlight Student Research Day

Memorial service held for former trustee David C. Grimes

Lecture series will explore whether Yale and New Haven share a 'common vision'

Art Gallery expands its exhibit offerings on the theme of Asian art

Campus will be the site of the annual meeting of the American Law and . . .

Institute's first resident scholars to pursue projects on race and religion

Winks honored by Oxford, National Parks

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