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Image courtesy of Public Domain Pictures. The Sky is for Everyone: Women Astronomers in Their Own Words is a newly published collection of autobiographical excerpts
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Organic Chemistry is one of the most notoriously difficult classes at Yale. Pre-med hopefuls and chemistry whizzes alike spend long nights learning reaction mechanisms and
Shervin Dehmoubed––sophomore at Yale and stellar tennis player––is also a CEO, having started his entrepreneurial journey when he was just fifteen. He launched a children’s
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