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...deficit can occur when a temporary cost??such as a new construction initiative—pushes expenditures above current income. Reserve funds can cover that gap. But, as Knowles wrote, "a structural deficit where we have incurred permanently-committed expenses (e.g., for the salaries of faculty) that are not permanently funded, is serious...
Riley emphasized that it was too soon to say exactly how much the exchange of the bells will cost??since no proposals have been solicited yet—but he said that previous estimates of approximately $1 million were probably correct...
...Riley emphasized that it was too soon to say exactly how much the exchange of the bells will cost??since no proposals have been solicited yet—but he said that previous estimates of approximately $1 million were probably correct...
...globalization of markets is at hand,” he wrote. “The global corporation operates with resolute constancy—at low relative cost??as if the entire world (or major regions of it) were a single entity; it sells the same things in the same way everywhere...
...investments—students have and will continue to force them on the administration as long as the President and Corporation fail to give real power to the ACSR to actively monitor Harvard’s portfolio. Bitter and divisive fights with students and alumni are not worth the cost??last year’s Senior Gift controversy as well as the shantytown protests over apartheid at commencements in the 1980s could have been avoided if a body like the ACSR were continuously screening investments...