Budget Problems in Bridgeport
Ten years after the Great Recession, Connecticut’s largest city is still trying to figure out: What do you do when the money dries up?
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“Given Our Economic Reality”: The State of Connecticut’s Budget Crisis
In the midst of the state budget crisis, both Republicans and Democrats agree spending has to be cut. The question is from where.
Hostile Takeover: The State of Arkansas vs. The Little Rock Board of Education
A school district instrumental in the Civil Rights Movement must come to terms with the racial and socioeconomic implications of its recent school closures.
‘Capitalism and the Climate Change Crisis’: Envisioning a New Society at Yale
According to Professor Fred Magdoff, former chair of the plant and soil science department at the University of Vermont, capitalism stifles the “cooperation, sharing, empathy, and altruism” we need to fight climate change.
‘Abortion Is a Cultural Band-Aid’ – The Vita et Veritas Conference at Yale
The annual pro-life event is especially timely as the issue of abortion has come to the fore both nationally and in the Yale-New Haven community.