Word: institutionalized
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Dates: during 1990-1990
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Indeed, Reardon said there is relatively very little overlap between graduates, and each institution has its own"constituency" of donors.
Momentum is still a prime concern, especially since Harvard is trying to raise more money than any institution of higher learning has ever raised before. Frederick C. Nahm, who is vice president for development at the University of Pennsylvania, says Harvard's top fundraisers will have to work even harder...
To give the institution new life, some 100 nations representing more than 85% of world trade are engaged in the most ambitious trade-liberalizing talks ever, which began four years ago at the Uruguayan beach resort of Punta del Este. But with only two months left to complete the negotiations...
But some Catholic thinkers are less sanguine. The Rev. Richard McBrien, theology chairman at the University of Notre Dame, warns that the document's insistence on adherence to church teachings fails to recognize that "not all teachings are equally authoritative -- and some are wrong." And while major institutions like Notre...
"It's always good for a public institution tobe honest about its financial state," said GeorgeM. Whitesides '60, Mallinckrodt professor ofchemistry and a major player in the Faculty's funddrive planning.