Episode Transcript
After initial winter housing applications were rejected by Harvard, a
university spokesperson says many students will now be staying on campus,
and that's good news for the international students who were
told they didn't meet the criteria for winter lodging. Despite
not being told why. Students on financial aid raise concerns
about the decision and not being able to afford traveling
back home for the holidays. Harvard says it apologizes for
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any misunderstanding around the criteria in making decisions at Harvard.
James Rojas w b Z, Boston's news radio
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