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Archive for October, 2009

Jon Wu ’11, Renaissance Man

All of you know Jon Wu ’11, Saybrook’s golden boy and current YCC president. If you’re one of the unlucky few to have never made his acquaintance, well, you haven’t really lived. Today the YDN published an article reviewing his presidency thus far. If you’re interested in hearing about our very own he-wolf (Shakira, move [...]

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I am going to keep this orderly and save you from the extra bull… First and foremost: Study Break at 9:00 in the PM Wednesday, October 28th in the Master’s House. Bring down your incandescent light bulbs and exchange them for a more energy efficient and longer lasting CFL light bulb. There will also be [...]

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Hey all, Thought I’d keep the tradition of lateness alive.  Please enjoy A Special Note: After recovering from a long and victorious battle with staph, I happened to fall victim to another illness.  Having healed up from that, we’re now back into the swing of things with this latest, triumphant edition of Dusky Corners.  We’re [...]

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This weekend, our very own BT, Justin Chukumba, Leslie Golden, Carl Johnson, and Matt King, all SY ’10, produced an MTV-worthy video demonstrating a few of the kick ass dance moves in the D-Block arsenal. Accompanied by the requisite giggling, appropriate “gangsta” attire and demonstrations of flexibility, this music video is the kind of booty-dropping [...]

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There are few worldly objects I cherish more than Hudak points. Each little one-inch-by-one-inch square of thick Master’s Office quality paper means infinitely more to me than any dead president-adorned currency. Even so, it is with ease that I propose to invest my hard-earned Hudak points in the future of Saybrook intramurals. May the thirty [...]

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Congratulations to this week’s IM athlete of the week, Zachary “Zach Marx” Marks (2010). Zach, a model renaissance athlete, brings his skills each week to the football field, tennis courts, soccer pitch and pingpong cave. As an American footballer, Zach highlights the running game of Saybrook’s gender-neutral “wildcat” offense (earning him the nickname “the cougar”). [...]

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SY Facilities Survey Results Dear fellow Saybrugians, Thanks for your participation in the Fall ’09 Saybrook Facilities Survey. The Facilities Team is working hard to make sure your requests (when realistic and not involving your desires for hot tubs) are being met. Here is a summary of the survey results: 1. Should we get rid [...]

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Put on your HD Goggles, Saybrook, because it’s STEP time! I wish to interrupt your dreary Sunday afternoon activities (mirando el MLS en español. Gracias a el hombre Max Goldman por la translacione terribile) with an important STEP announcement. This week will be possibly the most exciting week in the history of Yale. Why? Because [...]

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Earlier in the semester, Erica Cooper SY ’11, Marissa Grunes SY ’10, and Patrick Lee SY ’11 put together a wonderful exhibit of photos from Saybrugians’ travels this summer on behalf of the Daybook. In case you missed it, here’s some of the amazing pictures our fellow Saybrugians took over the summer. Here’s James Ford’s [...]

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Here’s a message from Akankasha Bajaj SY ’12 about an event hosted by the Yale Chapter of the Association for India’s Development: “Come enjoy a talk with Ravi and Aravinda, along with long-time volunteer and AID Executive Board member Sekhar Jammaladaka and sign up to get involved with the upcoming Yale chapter of AID. For [...]

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