Word: error
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...tables explaining the Undergraduate Council vote on final clubs contained an error. The chart which appeared on page three analysed by different catagories the vote on whether to endorse a complaint against a final club. The council did not approve the measure. The final section of the table--which gave a breakdown of how the 57 men on the council voted--should have read as follows: Yes: 22; No: 27; Absent: 7; Abstain...
Jenny Greene has been at the top of the Eastern diving world since she arrived at Harvard three years ago. But in a rare moment of error this weekend, she may have gained more respect than ever before...
...what I find so hypocritical about their position is the way in which they attack attitudes they find intolerant. They do not try to persuade the final clubs to admit women. They do not try to convince the Harvard community to avoid the clubs until the clubs see the error of their ways. They make no effort to establish their own, open club and to demonstrate the superiority of their point of view. Finally, despite their own certainty in the rightness of their views, Ms. Schkolnick and Mr. Dershowitz refuse simply to ignore the clubs, whose activities have no real...
...mistake in editing, an article in yesterday's Crimson incorrectly paraphrased comments made by William Kline, a CIA analyst who is currently a researcher at the Kennedy School of Government. Kline said he would not have any role in recruiting for the agency. The Crimson regrets the error...
...census, to see if they were counted. That is easy to say, but not so easy to do, because the sample will have about 300,000 persons, and the population will be around 250,000,000. The practical result is that a sample person can go unmatched by error," Freedman says...