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Correction 11-22-2005

By Maroon Editorial Staff
November 22, 2005

The headline for the brief, “Zambian princess addresses AIDS,” incorrectly suggested that the AIDS activist named Princess Kasune Zulu is a princess, which she is not. The Maroon regrets and apologizes for the error.

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