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Students received an e-mail Thursday evening titled, “Another way to top the Ivies!” encouraging them to participate in a well-being survey, which is being carried out jointly with Cornell, MIT, the University of Rochester, Princeton, and Columbia.
“It came from a Cornell address,” said Geoffrey Peterson ’07, a subscriber to Currier Wire where a debate raged about the memo’s authenticity.
“They just didn’t know why an e-mail from high up in the administration came from Cornell,” he said of skeptical students.
Cornell is providing the computer facilities and technical know-how for the project, he said.
The e-mail was forwarded to Gross’ office to send to all undergraduates, according to Barreira, who added that he expected the original message to list his Harvard address, “not some foreign country like Cornell.”