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LAST THURSDAY, The Harvard Crimson rented its third floor rental space to the Bee, a single-sex social club.
That was a mistake.
The final decision for any matter that effect the entire Crimson rests with the president of the newspaper. As such, I take complete responsibility for the decision to allow the Bee to rent our space.
I would like to extend a full apology to the community. By renting the space to the Bee, The Crimson violated its editorial position against single-sex social institutions. And I compromised my own stance against such elitist and sexist groups.
I regret if our newspaper has in any way helped promote the goals of a group about which the staff and I have such serious reservations.
The Crimson will not in the future allow the Bee or any similar organization to rent our space.
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