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We were so excited to meet the class of 2011 that we had BBQs connecting the cohorts (the new Gold Cohort got to hang with the Green 2010 and 2011). What a fantastic new group of people to get to know! The first years are totally under water with problem sets and exams, which we all understand well. It's all new issues as second years: if you can take classes anywhere at Yale University how do you possibly choose? What do you take to be practical and what for fun? what's BOTH??? Where do we want to work? Did we enjoy our internships? Would we want to do them in the long term? For now, enjoy photos from the silver cohort bbq