NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) -- Yale University officials are apologizing for an e-mail notifying students about a job-search workshop named "Killer Cover Letters" that was sent out as police investigate the killing of a graduate student.
The e-mail was distributed Monday, the same day the chief medical examiner's office identified a body found in a university laboratory building as that of 24-year-old Annie Le. She went missing last week, and her body was found in a wall Sunday.
Philip Jones, assistant dean of Yale College, sent another e-mail to students later Monday apologizing for the earlier message. He said the workshop's title is common, but its use was inappropriate at the time. Jones says it was not the university's intention to cause more distress.
No arrests have been made in Le's killing.
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