Thursday, July 24, 2008

San Francisco

Public Offering

A grass-roots wireless network is flourishing in San Francisco. How was it built? more >>

With This Parking System, Your Search Is Over

San Francisco's new high-tech plan has parallels to congestion tolls. more >>

First Gay Couples Marry in San Francisco

More than 2,300 same-sex couples sign up for marriage licenses. more >>

On Scene With the Olympic Torch

The threat of violence in San Francisco prompts officials to reroute procession. more >>

10 Things You Didn't Know About Stephen Breyer

Winter Break Update: Yale A Cappella Group Attacked in San Francisco; One Student Seriously Injured

New Year's Eve ended with a brawl for Yale's all-male a cappella group, the Baker's Dozen, whose private San Francisco performance (their last song was "The Star-Spangled Banner") was followed by a beatdown. The attack began when two party crashers started hurling antigay slurs, then continued after midnight when two vans full of young local men attacked the singers on their way out of the party. more >>

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