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The chamber filed the FOIAs with the expectation that the EPA will reject them. The chamber will then likely sue for the release of the data.
Nisha S. Agarwal '00, Aaron M. Einbond '00, Michael N. Jacobsohn '00, Bryan W. Leach '00, Anne-Marie Oreskovich '99, Sujit M. Raman '00 and David A. Roddenberry '00 will spend the next two to three years studying at universities throughout Great Britain.
The winners have submitted their preferences for where they will study next year, but the actual assignments will be announced later.
A Slavic Studies concentrator, Jacobsohn will study Slavonic and East European studies. At Harvard, he performs in Slavic plays, tutors at the Bureau of Study Counsel and is involved with Phillips Brooks House Association.
Roddenberry says he will use the scholarship to pursue research he has already begun at the College. A psychology and biology concentrator in Dunster House, his thesis examines memory and dreams; in Britain he will work toward a master's degree in neuroscience.