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...than Orne may also ask to remain unidentified, but the University should pursue a strict policy of disclosing all information it receives from the CIA. And the first step in accordance with this policy should be the release of documents relating to Harvard's involvement in the CIA MK-ULTRA projects. Daniel Steiner '54, general counsel to the University, said in October that he would release these documents. Now that Orne has been identified as one of the researchers who received CIA funds, the University no longer has an argument for withholding the documents...
...hypnosis project, unlike other MK-ULTRA projects that have involved tests of hallucinogenic drugs on unwitting subjects, apparently did not deceive or harm the research subjects, predominantly students from Boston-area colleges. Orne said he never conducted a classified research project...
Daniel Steiner '54. general counsel to the University, began a study of Orne's work in October, after receiving the CIA documents indicating Harvard's involvement in the MK-ULTRA project. His statement on the project, released in late January, did not name Orne, who had asked to remain unidentified for fear of sensationalist publicity...
Daniel Steiner '54, general counsel to the University, began a study of Orne's work in October after receiving CIA documents indicating Harvard's involvement in two MK-ULTRA projects. (Steiner said on Tuesday that the University has no record of the second project mentioned in the CIA document...
Orne said last night that he was the "unidentified investigator" mentioned in a University statement on Tuesday outlining Harvard's involvement in CIA MK-ULTRA behavior mind-control experiments...