April 15, 2010, Update
It has been confirmed that the body found in Cayuga Lake April 7 was that of Matthew Zika.

The Ithaca Police Department notified the university April 7 that a body tentatively identified as that of Matthew Zika '11 has been recovered from Cayuga Lake. An autopsy was scheduled for April 8 to confirm the identity.

Zika, a junior in the College of Engineering from West Lafayette, Ind., was observed falling from the Suspension Bridge March 12, and authorities had been unable to locate his body.

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