“She was clearly very emotionally invested,” Marouf said, “especially when she introduced her perceptions of subjective emotional states.”
Ad Board member Barbara A. Grayson, a third-year law student, said that investigators play a neutral role in the hearing.
“We don’t call them a prosecutor,” she says. “They’re supposed to provide information on what the charges are.”
The board will release the numerical breakdown of the votes, but not the names of who voted for each punishment, later this month.
The eight-member board was split three ways between handing down warnings, reprimands or suspensions, according to Dean of Students Suzanne Richardson.
—Staff writer Amit R. Paley can be reached at paley@fas.harvard.edu.
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