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The donations, from the Minnesota-based Robina Foundation and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, will support the Yale Center for New Theatre, a program founded in 2008 by the Yale Repertory Theatre and the School of Drama.

(July 29)

+State police investigate accident as Che '13 recovers

State police are leading the investigation into how Yonglu Che ’13 was struck by a Yale Police car last Sunday. Che is recovering and reportedly in good spirits.

(July 22)

+Future of Rudy's lot remains unclear

The bar's owner said his landlord asked him to leave to make room for the expansion of Main Garden, the Chinese restaurant next door. The landlord, Teun Pang Chan, said only that he is in negotiations with a small group of parties interested in Rudy’s current location.

(July 21)

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+Statement Regarding New York Times Article on Efforts to Support Mandi Schwartz

The Yale University community – especially the Yale Athletics Department staff and Yale student and alumni athletes – has been dedicated to assisting Mandi Schwartz in her courageous struggle with leukemia since December of 2008, when she was first diagnosed with this life-threatening disease. ( News, July 27)

+Pioneers in Innovation: Two Yale Faculty Honored With NIH Award

Two Yale scientists have received a 2010 Pioneer Award from the National Institutes of Health, given annually to scientists doing innovative and potentially groundbreaking research. ( News, July 22)

+Yale Hosts Connecticut Senator Christopher Dodd’s Hearing on the State of the American Child

U.S. Senator Christopher Dodd of Connecticut will hold a hearing at Yale University on Monday, July 26, on “The State of the American Child: What's Working for Connecticut's Children.” The hearing will begin at 9 a.m. at the Yale Child Study Center, Donald J. Cohen Auditorium (E Level), 230 South Frontage Road, New Haven. Doors will open at 8:30 a.m. ( News, July 22)

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+Mandi Schwartz Update: Q+A with Rick Schwartz, Mandi's Father

Yale hockey center Mandi Schwartz, her parents Carol and Rick, and her fianc?e Kaylem Prefontaine have been in Seattle since last week in preparation for a cord blood transplant to treat her leukemia. The procedure will take place at the Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, which partners with Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, a pre-eminent institution for treating hematologic malignancies. Mandi's father recently provided this update for all those concerned about her health. (July 29)

+Hughes' Goal at Chowder Cup Tournament: Help Save Lives

Rising junior forward Aleca Hughes (Westwood, Mass.), one of the Yale women?s ice hockey team's top scorers over the past two years, is using her participation in this upcoming weekend's summer tournament for college and high school female hockey players to bring attention to her teammate Mandi Schwartz?s battle with leukemia. In addition to "Goals for Mandi", where sponsors will pledge donations based on how many goals Hughes' team scores, there will also be a drive on Friday to add potential life-saving bone marrow donors to the national registry. Incoming freshman Paige Decker (New Preston, Conn.) is also playing in the tournament and will assist with the bone marrow drive. (July 29)

+Joakim Flygh Named Yale Women's Ice Hockey Coach

Joakim Flygh, who has been to the NCAA Tournament in five of the last six seasons as an assistant coach at Harvard and Minnesota-Duluth, has been named Yale's head women's ice hockey coach. Yale Director of Athletics Tom Beckett made the announcement Wednesday. Flygh's nine-year career as an assistant coach has been marked by consistent success; teams he has coached for have a combined winning percentage of .701 (176-69-21) and he has been a part of six seasons of 20 or more wins. (July 28)

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