Yale's world-renowned leaders in the arts, humanities, science, and medicine can now appear on television without leaving the campus -- thanks to a new television and radio studio that is linked to TV and radio networks and stations around the country and the world.
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Jazz legend Dave Brubeck and his quartet to perform
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National Building Museum
pays double tribute to Scully
Preeminent architects, writers and other well-wishers gathered at the National Building Museum in Washington, D.C. on Nov. 12 to fête renowned Yale architectural historian, critic and educator Vincent Scully when he received a double tribute by becoming the first winner of a prize that is named in his honor.
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YSN students to learn about life
with few resources
The School of Nursing (YSN) is embarking on a program with the Fair Haven Community Health Center that will prepare students to deliver high-quality patient care within the managed-care environment.
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Media's quest for truth vital to U.S. society, says Thomas
When Ronald Reagan was informed during his presidency that a helicopter carrying a U.S. press corps had been fired on by Sandinistas on the Nicaragua/Honduras border, he quipped, "There's some good in everyone," recalled veteran White House correspondent Helen Thomas during her Poynter Fellowship lecture on Nov. 17.
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Whiffenpoofs celebrate 90th anniversary
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The current crop of Yale Whiffenpoofs joined with their predecessors for a weekend of song and revelry celebrating the group's 90th anniversary Nov. 12-14. Here, members of the younger generation of Whiffs take part in the longstanding tradition of sharing spirits while making music at Mory's.
During a recent test, Yale's new television studio linked with its counterpart at Stanford University. Media technician Daniel Cody played the part of interviewee.
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