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William C. Powers Jr., the university's president, said in a statement that the university would continue to use its program and defend it in court.

Libraries, Carol Mandel, said in a statement that the university believes the "reasonable privacy wishes" of a child should be considered.

A spokeswoman for Georgetown University, where Mr. Sweeney is a junior, said in a statement that the university was also working with American officials on his case.

Earlier in the month, Mr. Hill had said in a written statement that the university was "urged to avoid any form of negotiation with anonymous correspondents claiming responsibility for the criminal acts".

Yale's president, Richard C. Levin, said in a statement that the university would also review "the safety policies and practices of laboratories, machine shops and other facilities with power equipment" operated by undergraduates, in both science and arts buildings.

The collection costs around £500,000 a year to run. Malcolm Gillies, the vice-chancellor of London Metropolitan University, said in a statement that the university recognised the library as "an absolutely crucial national and international collection".

His employer, HUST, yesterday issued an online statement that said the university was shocked by the police investigation into Xiao's alleged crime of intentional injury to others.

The one most disturbing to me, as a professor at the University of Southern California, is the glib statement that "the universities had fallen victim to Marxists and post-modernists", suggesting that this is contributing to the city's disintegration.

When the story broke, UConn responded with a statement that said: "When the university began its recruitment of the student-athlete named in the article, it utilized the university's outside counsel on N.C.A.A.-related matters, who worked collaboratively with the N.C.A.A. staff to examine all aspects of his amateur status, as is expected under N.C.A.A. rules.

That statement from the university was quickly followed by a statement to ESPN from the star linebacker, indicating that he "was the victim of what was apparently someone's sick joke and constant lies".

A CUNY statement said that the university's board operated independently in making decisions and offered no apology.