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After Controversial Attendance Study, Committee Will Discuss Privacy

Posted on February 24, 2015 by pogowasright.org

Theodore R. Delwiche reports:

After University President Drew G. Faust referred the discussion of news that researchers had photographed thousands of students last year without their knowledge to an electronic oversight committee, that body is discussing the broad implications related to privacy and expects to report back to her by the end of the term.

Read more on The Harvard Crimson.

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