Yesterday's News article "Honor explores separate deliberation of seriousness clause from act, intent," reported that Honor Committee Commerce School Representative Matt Miller said "It depends on who you are trying to help. Jury members would like that committee members would decide. If they know that [the responsibility for expelling a student] is not on them they feel a little bit better. A student being accused, I don't know if they would like the committee deciding." The quote should have been attributed to Honor Committee Architecture Representative Morgan Miller. The Cavalier Daily regrets the error.
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