The vote of the Undergraduate Council member Shaunna D. Jones '99 was listed incorrectly in Monday's Crimson. She was not present for the vote. The Council Vice President Kamil E. Redmond '00 voted against the bill.
In last Friday's Crimson, Richard M. Powell '01 was misidentified in an article on the winners of the Harvard Student Agencies' Entrepreneurial Contest. Powell is a former member of the Jamaican national soccer team.
The Crimson regrets these errors.
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