in science and engineering
Yale announced on Jan. 20 that it will invest over $500 million to ensure that its science and engineering programs remain among the world's very finest.
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Gift from alumnus John Malone to fund engineering building
A $24 million gift from business entrepreneur John Malone will allow Yale to proceed with a new building for its engineering programs, President Richard C. Levin announced Jan. 20.
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Yale luminaries combine talents to teach students the benefits of 'strategic thinking'
"You cannot teach at Yale for long without realizing that some of your students are likely to wind up running significant parts of this country or others -- maybe even the countries themselves," observes John Gaddis, the Robert A. Lovett Professor of Military and Naval History.
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Commissioner Howard Safir describes NYPD 'success story'
It's not our habit to invite people with easy jobs," Yale School of Management (Yale SOM) professor Douglas Rae told a packed lecture hall Jan. 21 in introducing New York City Police Commissioner Howard Safir.
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Senator George Mitchell will visit the campus next week to offer his perspective on the peace negotiations in Northern Ireland.
President Richard C. Levin formally announced Yale's plans to devote a half-billion dollars to science and engineering at a press conference on Jan. 20.
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