A mixed-income housing development now stands on the site of New Haven’s oldest project. How can the spirit of the old community help us evaluate the change?
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Rebuilt and Recultured
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The Pardoners
America’s prisoners attempt to reenter a society that doesn’t want them back.
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Flying the Stars
A feng shui consultant converts one skeptic along with her apartment.
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Making Cents of Space
Google Map Maker provides mappers with the tools to chart their own communities, but the corporation’s restrictive policies may limit the scope of these efforts.
We Started the Fire
A small band of eccentric academics tries to use the methods of cognitive science to address questions of classical philosophy—are they crazy, or just cutting edge?
Points of Departure
Crossing Streams
New Haven implements single-stream recycling, but some neighborhoods are slow to take advantage of the change.
Pulling Back the Curtain
The Undergraduate Organizing Committee disbands in an effort to make student activism more visible.
Apocalypse Now?
Fear of the Mayan Apocalypse is an American cultural phenomenon.
Eagle Eyes
A team of citizen scientists are helping collect data that could improve New Haven’s urban ecology.
The Yale Type
The Yale Typeface has a long – and sometimes contentious – history.
Features
Rebuilt and Recultured
A mixed-income housing development now stands on the site of New Haven’s oldest project. How can the spirit of the old community help us evaluate the change?
Endnotes
A Conversation with Sarah Stillman
Sarah Stillman ’06, journalist, sat down with The New Journal for an interview.