In an news story Friday ('BU officials talk SCOE,' Jan. 30, p. 1), it was implied that Boston University spokesman Colin Riley said the director and staff of the Sargent Center for Outdoor Education were involved in the decision to shut down the center due to an editing error. Metropolitan College Dean Jay Halfond and his staff were involved in the decision instead.

In an editorial Thursday ('A call for peace,' page 6), Gaza was mistakenly referred to as a country, which it is not.' Also, the Palestinian civilian death toll was mistakenly identified as over 1,000.' This is the total number of Palestinians killed.

In a news story Friday ('StuVi3 'years away,'' Dec. 5, p. 1) the completion date of the Student Village Phase II was misstated due to an editing error. The building's planned completion is in June 2009.

In a Spotlight story Tuesday, ('Comm. Ave. cyclist rides loud and deep,' Nov. 25, p. 1,') the class and college of Boston University student Dory Greenberg was misstated. She is a College of Arts and Sciences junior.

In a news story that ran Thursday ('SED takes off energy dependence training wheels,' Nov. 20 p. 3), a grammatical error led to confusion over the effect of the College of Fine Arts' current renovation project.

In a letter to the editor Thursday ('Problematic freshmen,' Nov. 20) Martin Morales's graduation year was misstated. He will graduate from COM in 2010.

In a news story Friday ('The RIAA's $1 million man,' Nov. 7, p. 1) it was incorrectly stated that the RIAA did not respond to requests for comment due to an editing error.

In a feature photo Monday, ('Taps,' Nov. 10, p. 3) the speaker at a Reserve Officers Training Corps event was incorrectly identified as Air Force ROTC chapter commander Col. David DellaVolpe. The current AFROTC chapter commander is Lt. Col. Shane Johnson, who spoke at the event.

In a news story Friday, Oct. 31 ('Wiccans find recognition, freedom at BU'), 'Nemeton' is defined incorrectly due to a reporting error. It means 'sacred grove,' instead of 'scared growth,' as the article states.

In a news story last week ('Audubon crash hits campus,' Oct. 30, p. 1), the statement that there were no passengers in any of the vehicles involved is incorrect due to a false report from the Boston Police Department.

In a news story Wednesday ('Audubon crash hits campus,' p. 1), the statement that there were no passengers in any of the vehicles involved is incorrect.

In a news story Wednesday ('Work-study hours cut,' p. 1), a quotation from a work-study student complaining about fewer available work hours was misattributed to SMG senior Pia Piscitelli due to an editing...