Which, even at Yale, is extraordinarily rare.

I was asked to do a hospital for schizophrenic adolescents at Yale.

Chinkin, Yale Journal of World Public Order, vol. 7 (1980 81), pp. 202 205.

Note, Privilege of Alien Enemies to Inherit Under Treaty, 30 Yale Law Journal 176 (1920).

Yale Journal of World Public Order, vol. 7 (1980 81), p. 177 at pp. 194 195.

Bobo called me on the phone from Yale Medical School, and Bobo said, Shawn, I have leprosy.

How did Swensen make so much money? Everyone is wondering not least those of us at Yale.

Yale Journal of World Public Order, vol. 7 (1980 81), p. 177 at pp. 194 and 195.

I was offered a position as associate professor of medicine and chief of scientific visualization at Yale University in the department of medicine.

My job is just to keep her perfect make sure she makes the tennis team by fifth grade and Yale by seventh grade.

Ralph H. Smith, Beyond the Treaties Limitations on Neutrality in the Panama Canal, 4 Yale Studies in World Public Order 1 (1977 78).

I went to Yale for graduate school, studied in a building of this style by Le Corbusier, affectionately known in our business as Brutalism.

Ralph H. Smith, Beyond the Treaties Limitations on Neutrality in the Panama Canal, 4 Yale Studies in World Public Order 1, 16 20 (1977 78).

Ramirez alleges that the Supreme Court nominee exposed his genitals to her while they attended a party during their time studying at Yale in the 1980s.

But this is the unit of currency that we've taught our monkeys at Yale to actually use with humans, to actually buy different pieces of food.

Christine M. Chinkin, Crisis and the Performance of International Agreements The Outbreak of War in Perspective, 7 Yale Journal of World Public Order 177 (1980 81).

He is now a medical student at Yale University, and he's contemplating a surgical career one of the first deaf individuals to consider a career in surgery.

In his famous Storrs Lecture delivered at Yale University in 1956, Philip Jessup proposed the term transnational to include all law which regulates actions or events that transcend national frontiers .

Joint research projects on human rights, constitutional law and criminal law with the National Lawyers Guild, Yale University, the University of California and the US Cuba Legal Forum were cancelled.

You know, he wrote in one of his books A Yale student once said, 'I came here to learn how to design, not how to use a computer.' Design schools take heed.

That's not my claim, that's a CIA claim you can read it, it was declassified a while ago. You can read it in a volume edited by H. Bradford Westerfield, Yale University Press.

The Yale Law professor Yochai Benkler, in an essay called Coase's Penguin, talks about this open source model, which we're familiar with from Linux, as being potentially applicable in a whole host of situations.

Abbott s notions about higher education also suggest that he clearly does not understand why America s best universities succeed. It is not price competition or the drive for profit that has made Harvard, Yale, or Stanford great.

With Ph.D. in hand, Phelps spent a year at the Rand Corporation in Los Angeles before returning to Yale. He spent another year at MIT, where he taught with Robert Solow and met Samuelson and Franco Modigliani.

We cannot point to a lonely Cassandra like Robert Shiller of Yale University, who regularly argued that house prices were unsustainable, as proof that the truth was ignored. There are always naysayers, and they are often wrong.

When I went to Yale, we had the first energy crisis, and I was designing the first solar heated house in Ireland as a student, which I then built which would give you a sense of my ambition.

My linguistics and economics colleagues at Yale and I are just starting to do this work and really explore and understand the ways that these subtle nudges cause us to think more or less about the future every single time we speak.

Leonardo da Vinci. And further, I should invite him to meet my oldest trustee, who had majored in French history at Yale some 70 odd years before and, at 89, still ruled the world's largest privately owned textile empire with an iron hand.

Yale lets Swensen invest for the very long term, and does not bother him about quarterly performance. Maybe this allows him to focus more on long term fundamentals and thus to make investments that may not perform well in the short run.

I have been conducting surveys of US investors under the auspices of the Yale School of Management, asking what percentage change they expect for the Dow Jones Industrial Average. The expected one year increase in the Dow in 2005 averages 4.8 for institutional investors and 4.3 for individual investors.

That means more debt restructuring and more bank closures now, rather than watering down proposals to rein in freewheeling markets. Looking ahead, as Robert Shiller of Yale University has repeatedly emphasized, public policy must help to forge futures markets that hedge risks better and more reliably align incentives.

See, e.g., Christine M. Chinkin, Crisis and the Performance of International Agreements The Outbreak of War in Perspective, 7 Yale Journal of World Public Order 177, 207 (1980 81) ( An authoritative international body should continue work on this incomplete and confused area of the law of international agreements ).

If there ever was a one sided dispute resolution mechanism that violates basic principles, this is it. That is why I joined leading US legal experts, including from Harvard, Yale, and Berkeley, in writing a letter to congressional leaders explaining how damaging to our system of justice these agreements are.

I was at a dinner the other night with Yale World Fellows, a carefully selected group of professionals, representing every major country of the world, who spend a semester here. It was an unusual experience, because I began to feel that none of these people were really foreign to me.

Yale University, where I teach, has entrusted its endowment portfolio to one man, David Swensen, for over 20 years. During this period, the portfolio has grown from just over 1 billion to 18 billion an average return of more than 16 a year, which appears to be the highest of any major university.

In his book Why Wages Don t Fall During a Recession, Truman Bewley of Yale University reported on an extensive set of interviews with business managers involved with wage setting and layoffs. He found that they believed that a serious morale problem would result from reducing everyone s hours and pay during a recession.

But Chua, a professor at Yale Law School (as is her husband), lives in a culture in which a child s self esteem is considered so fragile that children s sports teams give Most Valuable Player awards to every member. So it is not surprising that many Americans react with horror to her style of parenting.

So, these are new data Rob Berner and I from Yale put together, and what we try to do now is track the amount of carbon dioxide in the entire rock record and we can do this from a variety of means and put all the red lines here, when these what I call greenhouse mass extinctions took place.

As the late Yale economist Gustav Ranis observed nearly 20 years ago, the key to successful and sustainable development is avoiding the encrustation of ideas. For Chinese policymakers, this means recognizing the need to abandon some of the fundamental ideas that underpinned the economy s past growth, before they become so firmly encrusted that they jeopardize the country s development prospects.

Yale University organized a symposium on The Future of Rice Biotechnology Scientific Advances and Policy Issues , while in Arkansas, a time capsule which was sealed in 1954 at the Carlisle Elementary School to commemorate the first Arkansas rice crop was opened in October to celebrate the International Year of Rice and the centennial of rice cultivation in Arkansas.

The downward price trend in the US market, for example, does not seem to reflect underlying changes in long run economic confidence. The survey that Karl Case and I conducted in May and June of this year, under the auspices of the Yale School of Management, shows sharp declines in short term expectations for home prices in the US, but relatively little change in long term expectations.

Michael N. Schmitt, Green War An Assessment of the Environmental Law of International Armed Conflict, 22 Yale Journal of International Law 1, 37 41 (1997) (describing the applicability of peacetime environmental treaties during armed conflict, favouring the theory of differentiation contextualizing treaty obligations within the armed conflict and asking whether continued vitality of the treaty is consistent with the larger context in which the agreement will operate ).

The systematic study of persuasion began during World War II, when the US Army recognized that fighting a nation mesmerized by Hitler would require bolstering troop motivation and rallying popular support for the war. They sought help from Yale University psychologist Carl Hovland and his associates, who produced what has become a well known model of persuasion, comprising three groups of variables related to the communicator, the audience, and the message.

One promising attempt to correct this imbalance is the proposal for a Health Impact Fund that Thomas Pogge, director of the Global Justice Program at Yale, and Aidan Hollis, an economist at the University of Calgary, launched seven years ago. If the Health Impact Fund could be adequately financed, it would provide incentives to develop products in proportion to their impact in reducing the global burden of disease.

Inspired by Harvard s success, other universities starting with Yale University and the College of William and Mary took similar action. This genuine American method, as Charles William Eliot, Harvard s longest serving president, called it, became the norm not only for private universities, but also for public institutions, such as the University of Michigan and Purdue University, and even religious institutions like the University of Notre Dame and Duke University.