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...only things that have fallen during these unsteady financial times: their property tax bills will also show little to no increase. Thanks to the City Council which agreed on the property tax rate for fiscal year 2009 last night. More than 58 percent of residential property owners will see either no change or an increase of fewer than $100 in their tax bill, while 25 percent will experience a decrease in their property taxes, City Manager Robert W. Healy told the Council last night. For the most part, the small percentage of residents to pay increases of over $500 have...
...found that it wasn’t a good fit for me.” Ranganathan expressed confidence that he would remain in the health care industry following business school. “I like the small, start-up, entrepreneurial environment, and my inclination is towards that direction, either at a small company or at a venture capital firm,” he said. “I’m looking for opportunities to stay close to science while building a viable business, but these thoughts can change during my two years here.” Tara A. Dunn...
...changes—globalization and a new focus on communities—that were helping make social enterprise more popular.“Business leaders have come to realize the potential of this new, interconnected world,” Rangan said. “Developing countries provide opportunities for either markets or supply chains, and unless you work with these potential sources of value production, then there isn’t much prospect for growth going forward.”Rangan also pointed to a new sense that businesses are not just accountable to their shareholders and customers...
...discuss, really, the use of immigration language in the media, and how that affects understanding of immigration in the public eye,” he said. The fellows and panel members discussed topics ranging from the justifications for the most current immigration raids to the legitimacy of immigration as either a civil or criminal issue. The day was divided into three parts: Immigration and the Economy, Immigration and the Law, and Immigration and the Assimilation of the Second Generation. “It doesn’t seem like there will be a comprehensive piece of legislation [on immigration...
...Chris Williams, a program officer at the Gates Foundation, says that's because Ed in '08 "has been able to get the job done on less." One measure of the campaign's success: having had either John McCain or Barack Obama sign on to all three of Ed in '08's main policy pushes. But you'd be hard-pressed to find any election followers who can list what those three policies are - alternative pay for teachers, high standards, and extended learning time - and the candidates remain vague on what they will do about them...