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Corrections and Clarifications
News | 9/16/08
Posted online at 2:54 AM EST on 9/16/08
An article in News said Prof. Nagmeh Sohrabi (HIST) referred to the traditionalist's view of Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in her speech, but she was actually talking about the view of people on the traditional right. (Sept. 2, p. 1)
Due to an editing error, the Senate Log incorrectly reported on Students for Environmental Action's communication to the Senate. The representatives said that should the University enact a policy to reduce water bottles on campus, water bottles would still be available in key locations such as the P.O.D. Market. (Sept. 9, p.2)
A letter to the editor in the Forum section spelled Prof. Mary Baine Campbell's name incorrectly. Campbell is also a faculty member in the English Department, not the Journalism Department. (Sept. 9, p. 11)
An article in Sports misstated Patrick Metelus' '09 position on the roster of the men's soccer team. He has been playing midfield this season. (Sept 9, p. 16)
An article in Sports misidentified the cause of Sofia Vallone's '11 leg injury, saying "the injury occurred when Vallone lost her balance." She actually suffered the injury after being tackled by a defender on the University of Massachusetts at Boston team (Sept. 9, p. 13)
The Justice welcomes submissions for errors that warrant correction or clarification. E-mail abergman@brandeis.edu.
Due to an editing error, the Senate Log incorrectly reported on Students for Environmental Action's communication to the Senate. The representatives said that should the University enact a policy to reduce water bottles on campus, water bottles would still be available in key locations such as the P.O.D. Market. (Sept. 9, p.2)
A letter to the editor in the Forum section spelled Prof. Mary Baine Campbell's name incorrectly. Campbell is also a faculty member in the English Department, not the Journalism Department. (Sept. 9, p. 11)
An article in Sports misstated Patrick Metelus' '09 position on the roster of the men's soccer team. He has been playing midfield this season. (Sept 9, p. 16)
An article in Sports misidentified the cause of Sofia Vallone's '11 leg injury, saying "the injury occurred when Vallone lost her balance." She actually suffered the injury after being tackled by a defender on the University of Massachusetts at Boston team (Sept. 9, p. 13)
The Justice welcomes submissions for errors that warrant correction or clarification. E-mail abergman@brandeis.edu.
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