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June 29, 2017

The April 3, 2017, edition of the Campus Underdogs column, written by Ethan Bidna and Melissa Holloway, has been retracted due to significant reporting errors regarding the subject. The piece had already been corrected once.

It has been removed from the Campus Times website.

 

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