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In a statement issued on Tuesday, the academy attributed the mistakes, which were first reported by The Boston Globe, to a faulty resume created at some point by an unidentified staff member, and said it "is working to correct the information with relevant funding agencies".
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Rust, which was ordered to fix its mistake, said in a statement that it had "corrected the error and plans to mail supplemental checks to affected borrowers as soon as May 17" and attributed the mistake to a "clerical error".
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Mr. Treffinger attributes the mistakes to clerical errors and says he has hired an accounting firm to straighten them out.
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