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Yale Daily News Overcoming their alma maters’ rivalry, Richard Sperry ’68 and Roger Cheever, Harvard class of 1967, say they hold the record for most consecutive Games attended. (November 20)The Yale School of Medicine will respond by Dec. 8 to a letter from Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, asking about the school’s policy on medical ghostwriting, whereby companies publish articles under researchers’ names, School of Medicine Dean Robert Alpern said Wednesday. (November 20)Photography student Miranda Lewis ’12 said she worked all summer to purchase a new digital camera for her “Digital Photography” class. (November 20)Yale News Rolena Adorno, the Reuben Post Halleck Professor of Spanish and chair of the Department of Spanish and Portuguese, has been appointed to the National Council on the Humanities, part of the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH). (November 20) Dr. Robert J. Alpern is about to begin his second five-year term as dean of the Yale School of Medicine. (November 20) By virtue of being at Yale, two Kenyan siblings who have seen each other only infrequently over the past decade can now enjoy sharing some time together. (November 20) Yale Bulldogs News All parking lots at Yale Bowl for this Saturday's Yale-Harvard football game are completely SOLD OUT. There will not be parking available on game day at Yale Bowl without a parking pass. Visitors to the Bowl on Nov. 21 who were not able to secure a parking pass in advance, should not come to the Bowl expecting to park on-site. Instead, there are numerous convenient parking options available to fans and FREE shuttle bus service to and from the Bowl is provided from two downtown locations. There is also a park and walk option available to fans in lots within one mile of the Yale Bowl. All of these options are detailed below. (November 18) The Bulldogs opened the Terrier invitational with a strong showing, taking second in most events and winning the 400-yard medley relay. Boston University currently leads the invitational, with 240 points after claiming first place in most of the day's events. The Bulldogs are right behind them in second with 221 points. (November 20) A rough five-minute stretch at the start of the game, in which Yale allowed three Harvard goals, proved too much for the Bulldogs to overcome Friday night at Ingalls Rink. The Bulldogs actually outshot the Crimson 21-18 the rest of the way, but Christina Kessler stopped every Yale shot and finished with a 5-0 shutout. (November 20) | Daily Digest
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