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Correction
Sep 17, 2008

There were three errors or omissions in the Sept. 10 edition of This Week @ Metro.

“College hosts fourth delegation from China” neglected to mention that Sandra Haynes, dean of the School of Professional Studies, also spoke at the luncheon for the Chinese delegation.

“Metro State’s success begins with…Anil Rao” should have listed Rao’s degree as a Ph.D.

And in the story “Independent study in China a first for Metro State,” student Jay Casey’s name was misspelled.

@ Metro regrets the errors.

 


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