Co-op gay pride flag vandalized
A flag hung on Cross Campus to celebrate Pride Week at Yale was found desecrated Sunday, forcing students in the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Cooperative at Yale to remove it.
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A flag hanging on Cross Campus originally proclaiming “Yale Pride” now reads “Yale Gluttony” after being vandalized this weekend.
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