An article in Wednesday's Crimson misidentified the source of poll data regarding student opinion on randomization. A poll conducted by the Harvard Independent concluded that 82 percent of undergraduates opposed randomization. In the poll sponsored by the Undergraduate Council, 81 percent of undergraduates declared that they preferred ordered choice, non-ordered choice or "none of the above" as possible alternatives to randomization.
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