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Victim in Harvard Shooting Dies

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(Newser) – The man shot at Harvard University yesterday has died, the Boston Globe reports. The still-unidentified victim was shot in the entrance of a residence hall, and taken to a hospital in what police described at the time as stable condition. The university says the suspect has likely fled the area. It’s unclear how the victim got inside the building; he’d need a keycard to get in, but one official says he isn’t a student.

Harvard University students walk through the campus in this file photo.
Harvard University students walk through the campus in this file photo.   (Getty Images)
Students walk through Harvard Law School in this file photo.
Students walk through Harvard Law School in this file photo.   (AP Photo)
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Police were investigating a shooting of an unidentified man in his 20s at Harvard's Kirkland House May 18, 2009.   (cambchron)

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