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'You can apologize, but ... sometimes it's a little late.' Harvard students react to controversy over president Claudine Gay - The Boston Globe
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49% : "I got caught up in what had become at that point, an extended, combative exchange about policies and procedures," she said, according to the Crimson. 45% : "I think she's trying to act too much as a political figure, and not as much as a person who's here to protect your students and see the best vision [for the university]," said Ethan Hooper, 21, who studies psychology and government, as he walked across Harvard Yard Saturday afternoon.
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