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The Chronicle routinely updates this Web site to correct errors of grammar, spelling, and punctuation, as well as minor errors of fact. When a factual error is significant, a correction will be posted on this page. If the error also appears in one or more of our daily or weekly e-mail messages to subscribers, the correction is noted in a subsequent bulletin. The Chronicle strives for accuracy. If you see an error, please let us know by sending a message to newseditor@chronicle.com. Word of technical problems on our site should be addressed to help-today@chronicle.com.

CORRECTIONS

An article published June 14 on The Chronicle's Web site inaccurately characterized the authority of the new federal Office of Human Research Protection. The office, which is replacing the Office for Protection from Research Risks, will be part of the Department of Health and Human Services. Officials of that department said the new office would have the power to independently suspend research projects at universities where scientists have violated federal rules aimed at ensuring the safety of human subjects. (6/15/2000)