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2:10Now PlayingMay 29 -- Of the 1,600 or so graduates in Harvard University’s class of 2015, almost 20 percent said they cheated at some point, mostly “on a problem set or homework assignment.” Thirteen percent said they had been taken to Harvard’s University Health Services or a hospital for something alcohol-related. And 24 percent said they had no sex at Harvard. Bloomberg's Pimm Fox reports on “Bloomberg Markets.”
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