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Sara Haug
Graduate student - Segal lab

I view living in New Haven in two ways that are highly complementary to my educational experience at Yale. First, New Haven is an urban town with the culture of a large city. From my apartment in Wooster Square, I can walk to excellent restaurants, outdoor events on the green, museums, theaters, the train station for day trips to New York City, or to bars and discotechs for a night out with friends. Yet, the town is small enough that I run into fellow students and friends along the way. Second, New Haven is a gateway to all New England has to offer. I can do a day-trip to hike part of the Appalachian Trail in northwestern Connecticut, paddle class IV and V whitewater in Massachusetts, or ski in Vermont. I expected my life to become one-dimensional during my graduate studies, however living here I have only added to my interests and hobbies!

 

 
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