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Yale to Announce Results of Record-Setting Five-Year Capital Campaign

Former Dean of Notre Dame Joins Yale Divinity School Faculty

Yale Eliminates Deficit, Moves Toward Financial Equilibrium

Yale Names Assistant Vice President for Federal Relations

Correction - 9/11/97: Six New Haven Leaders to be Honored at Yale

Linda Lorimer to Serve as Liaison Officer for Yale Alumni Groups

Several Major Renovation Projects at Yale University Will Keep Connecticut Construction Workers Busy into the Fall

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Yale Divinity School Welcomes Diverse Group of New Students

Advisory: Yale Freshmen Will Get to Know New Haven at CityScape

Yale Names Urban Revitalization Leader to Head University's New Haven and State Affairs

Advisory: Media Advisory on a major appointment

Advisory: Fall Term Begins at Yale

FOCUS on New Haven Begins with West River Cleanup

B. Jay Cooper, Deputy Press Secretary for Presidents Reagan and Bush, Named to Head Yale University's Public Affairs

National Labor Relations Board's GESO Complaint Dismissed

Ten Yale Undergraduates Receive Seligman Scholarships In 1996-97

Same spot, different seasons

Removing this amino acid from your diet may induce weight loss

Even birds can’t outfly climate change

Alumni elect Jaime Teevan ’98 to serve on Yale’s Board of Trustees

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T cells take up residence in the healthy brain via a gut-fat-brain axis

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