The state’s system for regulating sex offenders, which has forced several to live in a hotel next to campus, is unjust and unsafe.
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Registered Offense
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Imagining Atwater Street
Can a utopian community bring hope to a run-down neighborhood?
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The Execution Game
The Cheshire murder trials have forced Connecticut to confront its position on capital punishment.
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Gone Fishing
Miya’s chef Bun Lai tackles sustainability and sea life.
Points of Departure
Heads Up
In 2009, preschool program New Haven Head Start was found to violate sixteen different federal regulations. How has it cleaned up its act?
Feeding Occupy New Haven
A lunch break with the demonstrators on the New Haven Green.
The Innovation Scene
Startup Connecticut is the state’s ambitious new plan for encouraging entrepreneurship.
Built to Last
Chairigami founder Zachary Rotholz ’11 finds himself uncomfortably in the spotlight.
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The ghost story of nine hundred colonial spirits haunting the New Haven Green.
Personal Essays
Joyride
A student pedals across Connecticut one fine day.
Features
Registered Offense
The state’s system for regulating sex offenders, which has forced several to live in a hotel next to campus, is unjust and unsafe.
Theory of Mind
The Western New England Institute for Psychoanalysis is a bastion for often-maligned Freudian practices in New Haven.
Endnotes
Secrets Are No Fun
A freshman looks for a niche in the Yale Society for the Exploration of Campus Secrets.
Critical Angles
The Execution Game
The Cheshire murder trials have forced Connecticut to confront its position on capital punishment.