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fund for women's athletics
The Athletics Department, in partnership with nine women varsity athletes who pioneered women's sports at Yale in the 1970s and 1980s, have launched a new fund dedicated to women's varsity athletics at Yale.
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Climbers reach new heights of understanding about poverty
On the top of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Africa's tallest peak, and at the summit of Mount Kenya, the nation's highest mountain, a group of Yale students and a fellow traveler from Sarah Lawrence College recently looked out on the world from a new perspective.
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Study: Chemical in marine paint
may damage whales' hearing
A toxic chemical painted on the bottom of large vessels to protect against barnacles may cause hearing difficulties in whales and other mammals and could lead whales to beach themselves, according to a study by Yale researchers to be published in the March issue of Biophysical Journal.
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Black History Month program aims
to 'touch the spirit of everyone'
The power of one individual to effect change is the theme of the Afro-American Cultural Center's celebration of February as Black History Month.
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Yale delegation inaugurates initiatives and forges new ties with India during January trip
ENDOWED PROFESSORSHIPS
Yale Opera stages the magical 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'
Shakespeare's merry tale of mix-ups is the next Yale Rep offering
Infectious proteins associated with Mad Cow Disease found in organs besides the brain
Faculty, students present staged reading of 'Our Country's Good'
In Memoriam: Dr. George Silver
Zedillo takes part in efforts to reduce poverty, boost development
Donors sought for Feb. 8 bone marrow drive at Yale Bookstore
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During the holiday break, students climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro and Mt. Kenya to raise money for programs to alleviate poverty in Kenya and New Haven.
Paul Beauchamp, whose documentary about the murder of an African-American youth 50 years ago sparked the U.S. Justice Department to reopen the case, will speak on campus Feb. 24.
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