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February 1993
Volume 56, Number 4

Feature stories:

Concentrating on Kids
by Bruce Fellman
By consolidating its pediatric services into a new building, the Yale–New Haven Hospital will be strengthening an already dominant position in caring for the young, and expanding its role in the local community.

Stellar Soccer
by Ben Hoskins
For the first time in their history, Yale’s women booters brought home a share of the Ivy title, while providing some shine for an otherwise gray athletic season.

The University and the Unions
by Jennifer Kaylin
The latest contracts between Yale and its unions have raised hopes that a tradition of confrontation will be replaced by an era of cooperation.

Scrutinizing the First Amendment
by Bruce Fellman
At its fall assembly, the Association of Yale Alumni probed the limits of free speech on and off campus.

Letters

In Print

Faces

Old Yale

Details

Light & Verity
+  groundbreaking planned for the Center for Jewish Life at Yale
+  wrestling with the deficits
+  SOM bucks the Business Week ratings
+  adventures in the hat trade
+  WYBC’s new format
+  the 1992 Rhodes race
+  a more affordable Mory’s
+  dollars for the Divinity School

College Comment

News from Alumni House

Calendar

Winners and Losers

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