GiftFlow.Org Today

What's up with GiftFlow?  It's a website created by a few free thinkers and recent Yale graduates, dedicated to the art of sharing.  Folks are able to put things they are willing to offer the rest of the community, as well as to request specific items.  In this particular case, Shaunda can offer you a large bag of scrap fabric or a block printing lesson.  All she's looking for is a wood table.
Register yourself up there and get a sense for what else is available.  Perhaps you'll find a home for some items you no longer want, or maybe you will find something that you have been looking for.  It's all free and available to the public:  GiftFlow.Org

Yale U. Press New Logo seen widely as "Boring"

For copyright purposes, the new logo selected can't be seen here, but if you use your imagination, picture the way that you usually see "Yale."  In Times New Roman.  In the same shade of Blue.

Said Reggie, of Dining Services:  "You'd think that with all the books they be releasing, that those people would come up with something a little more creative."

Local cartoonist devised a more distinctive logo.

It took all of about 5 minutes to come up with this design.

(Based on the original design, found here on this YDN link). 

For books with particular gravity in subject matter, we recommend the "Y-Bomb" logo

What's Happening Next? Ask YDN.

Yale Daily News is a great source of information.  Here's the latest from them:  

It's a good read.