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Dr. Claudine Gay, President of Harvard University
Claudine Gay, president of Harvard University, testified before Congress on Tuesday.

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  • Harvard's president apologizes for her statements about antisemitism on campus.
  • Her testimony, along with that of the presidents of Penn and MIT, has been widely criticized.
  • "I am sorry," Claudine Gay told Harvard's campus newspaper. "Words matter."

University leaders are still in damage control amid the fallout of their much-criticized testimony before Congress earlier this week.

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Education, politics, Harvard, congressional-hearings, antisemitism, colleges, Universities
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Harvard president explains why and how she screwed up in front of Congress