■ An article Thursday about a 6 percent increase in fees and a tuition freeze for incoming law students at the University of Akron included two mistakes in a chart: The number of students admitted to the law school in 2010 was 782 and the number of applications in 2004 was 2,379. Also, the fees charged to law school students should have been reported as $2,918. A reporter erred.
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Published: February 7, 2013 - 10:59 PM
