university. this school got 9.3 million dollars in stimulus money to build flying robotic bees which they hope will one day help monitor traffic and pollenate crops. we were in the community today and this town was buzzing. probably isn t going to stimulate the economy in the short term. which is what the stimulus package was supposed to do. i don t think harvard is doing anything wrong or improper. i work with this organization a lot and they do a lot of great research. it seems like a project like that while admirable, could contribute in some way in the future would be best put on hold for a while. reporter: did this 9.3 million dollar project create any jobs? according to recovery.gov s website it created 1.66 jobs. harvard did give us a statement: the three percent of stimulus funding provided for research
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