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BOSTON A Harvard brochure sent to thousands of prospective students included a doctored photo of the student newspaper’s front page that removed a headline about the university president facing a confidence vote.
The headline in the Harvard Crimson read “Summers to Face No Confidence Vote.” It referred to Harvard president Lawrence Summers, whose comments about women’s aptitude for math and science attracted intense controversy earlier this year.
In the brochure, the March 9 headline was replaced with an illegible block of text.
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