Protest closes admissions office
Students staging sit-in call on Levin to make financial aid changes
Fifteen students held an all-day sit-in at the Office of Undergraduate Admissions on Thursday while more than 150 others rallied on their behalf, calling on Yale President Richard Levin to make sweeping changes to student financial aid policies.
The students occupied the admissions office on Hillhouse Avenue from 10 a.m. until about 7 p.m, when Yale Police cited them for trespassing. The admissions office, which was guarded by police, locked its doors to visitors all day and rerouted all campus tours to the Visitor's Center on Elm Street to keep the protesters from disrupting...
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