Firestorm Over Attack on Yale Singers
Nearly two weeks after a group of San Francisco high school students assaulted the members of a Yale all-male a capella singing group -- leaving two hospitalized -- charges of homophobia, a police cover-up and local political indifference are making headway in the national news media Comprehensive coverage Cops finish questioning singers (two weeks late) <!--Check out a recent (non-attack) video of the Yale singing group, The Baker's Dozen-->.
Nearly two weeks after a group of San Francisco high school students assaulted the members of a Yale all-male a capella singing group — leaving two hospitalized — charges of homophobia, a police cover-up and local political indifference are making headway in the national news media.
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