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According to Francis M. Bator, professor of Political Economy, ways will have to be invented to channel public funds to private institutions while "keeping the independence and integrity of these private institutions." Bator helped draft Harvard and Money...
...academics will always wish for the impossible-but one can at least hope for an easily accessible public tribunal to handle future wranglings. A committee independent of the Corporation which has the power to vote the proxy and to recommend dropping sundry items from the portfolio would more efficiently channel the political energies of the community. The committee could be triggered to respond whenever the political heat reached a certain intensity. It would consult directly with the Corporation on a case-by-case basis, and even if the Corporation had the right to overrule it, some communication would have taken...
Having suffered 40 years of pain in his back, and now reported to be in poor health, Ludwig has become increasingly interested in medicine. Recently, he set up a foundation to channel money into cancer research. Much of his estate will go to the foundation. Characteristically, he has made his arrangements without fanfare, and with attention to legal nuance. In concentrating on detail, however, he seems to have missed one major item: the selection of a successor to steer one of the largest and last personal financial empires...
...Channel Pilot. Consider, for example, some of the questions a NATAPROBU aspirant must answer: "Can you describe the lateral communication channels you will have to establish to perform your role in the organization?" Or this: "In like manner, can you describe the vertical channels? Can you identify and describe the role relationships of the organizational units astride the communication channels you have identified?" To the novice, a simple yes or no answer would seem to be enough. According to NATAPROBU's Guidelines for Evaluation, however, any coherent replies immediately relegate the applicant to the "Failure to Meet Requirements...
...emphasizes the need for locally relevant programming. "Fly into any city," suggests the BBI promotional pamphlet. "Check into any hotel. Turn on the television. Chances are, at any given hour of the day or night, what-ever channel comes in view, in whatever city, the program will be very much the same as that on any other channel in any other city...