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The Yale Dance Lab, founded in 2011, brings students and professors together in cross-disciplinary explorations of dance, writing, and movement. Director Emily Coates, a seasoned dancer, choreographer, and associate professor at both Yale College and the School of Drama, discussed the Dance Lab’s most recent project, “Transpositions,” with the Herald.
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I wrote this article as a series of diary entries, completing each of them as I worked my way through the Orpheus Pledge. Throughout this time period I was also talking with friends and acquaintances about their experiences with the internet, which I later incorporated into my entries. The story
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1. Durham, North Carolina I’ve spent much of the last year in graveyards. When we were sent home from school about a year ago, my twin brother Oliver and I would bike most days around the Maplewood Cemetery in Durham. Sometimes our neighbor Barry and/or our dad would join us,
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Clarity about origins and upshots is rare in the study of history. But communications revolutions—when a new device makes it easier for a society to talk to itself and others—offer some. The success of these revolutions becomes apparent when a language adapts to them. The printing press won the day
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The Yale Herald, a weekly Yale undergraduate publication, is nestled in the sweet spot between magazine and newspaper. Since 1986, the Herald has aimed to provide in-depth, analytical reporting and includes personal essays, interviews and profiles, culture articles, creative writing, reviews, humor, and feature coverage of campus and local happenings. With a circulation of 3,000, the Herald is the second-highest circulated campus publication and is distributed free of charge throughout the Yale campus and New Haven businesses.
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