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Joseph A. Acevedo

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The City's Worst Sacrilege

B usinessmen solicit prostitutes. Muggers attack worshipers as they pray. Homeless mothers sleep in pews. Pilferers raid donation boxes. One


'Undue' Waffling

W hat's going on in Guam is not high in the minds of most Americans. After all, the U.S. territory


The Name Game

"S ticks and stones may break my bones," goes the old adage. "Names will never hurt me." But for many


President Criticizes Research Emphasis

President Neil L. Rudenstine said yesterday that scholars today put "too much" emphasis on publication of research papers and other


Yale Game Tickets Available

As of yesterday, 5,000 to 7,000 tickets were available for the 109th playing of The Game. According to Aida Bears


Why I'm Pro-(School) Choice

A dvocates of school choice should not lose faith in the wake of the recent report issued by the Carnegie