Yale University has produced Nobel Prize winners, Supreme Court justices and presidents. Nearby, a nightclub called Toad’s Place has landed musical legends such as the Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Count Basie and U2.
But after years of fighting, Yale and Toads can’t find what they’re looking for in a dispute over a walkway. And if Toad’s can’t get any satisfaction, the popular hangout for generations of Yale students and others could close.
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