Chants, Songs Urge Yale to Sell S. Africa Holdings
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. — Apartheid foes at Yale University chanted and sang songs Friday, demanding that the Ivy League institution sell its South African investments by May. The protesters urged the Yale Corp., which meets today, to sell investments totaling $400 million in companies doing business in South Africa.
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