Correction

May 07, 1991

In a story about a new no-smoking policy at Johns Hopkins University in the May 2 editions of The Evening Sun, remarks attributed to David VandeLinde, dean of the School of Engineering, were actually made by Roger Westgate, chairman of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.

Westgate had identified himself as VandeLinde in an interview with a reporter. Westgate has apologized for his misrepresentation.

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