Feds’ Works

Below is a sample of the excellent works published by Feds!

Conservatives, Don’t Give Up on Yale | National ReviewAmerica’s elite universities aren’t disappearing anytime soon. And there’s hope for conservatism on campus yet.

UP CLOSE | How a reshaped music major is influencing accessibility, depth and perspective - Yale Daily NewsUP CLOSE | How a reshaped music major is influencing accessibility, depth and perspective Since changes to Yale College’s music major were unveiled in 2018, students and faculty evaluate how the changes have shaped music at Yale and whether they are here to stay. Music is one of humans’ greatest tools of communication and methods […]

MACIK: Defending old spaces - Yale Daily NewsThere comes a time when customs become traditions, when values become virtues and when arbitrary feats become heroic deeds. There also comes a time when […]

MOODY: Yale is not a Solo Sport - Yale Daily NewsWhen I first made the journey to New Haven as a cheery 18-year-old leaving home for the first time, I had only positive expectations for […]

Historians Behaving Badly - Mere Orthodoxy | Christianity, Politics, and CultureIn certain regions of the Western Christian world, the opinion prevails that historians have been behaving badly of late. This opinion, in fact, extends to academics at large. From this point of view, historians are attempting to distract the faithful […]

Love and the Falling Fifth — The Yale LogosMarch 7, 2022 | By Daniel Yen TD ‘22 While the sighs in Schumann’s music help us to understand what human love feels like, I believe the gospel accounts of Jesus’s crucifixion suggest that the experience of exhalation also helps us to better appreciate the love of God. 

What King of the Hill Can Teach Us | National ReviewHank Hill, in his own way, models conservative principle: fidelity to place and a willingness to make the best of a changing world.

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