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"It is not the decision we as Masters would have chosen for him to make, and we are deeply saddened by it," Naddaff and Haffrey wrote. "All of us can understand, though, the stress Kyriell has felt in the wake of the various homophobic incidents targeting him this fall."
"This community is a very tolerant and inclusive one, and the acts directed against Mr. Muhammad are notable for being exceptional," Lewis wrote. " I do not believe these acts represent a systemic problem at Harvard."
Two freshmen who have seen limited playing time this year, Onnie Mayshak and Sam Winter, are expected to replace Clemente for the remainder of the season.
A report by the Institute of Medicine (IOM), released earlier this month, attracted national attention with the finding that 44,000 to 98,000 Americans are killed every year by medical mistakes.
Finally, though University Health Services (UHS) says its patients do not usually require the kind of treatments in which errors are most common nationwide, officials say they've taken steps to ensure that medical mistakes are not a problem.