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...many contributors such individual factors were joined by enthusiastic intellectual support for their candidates of choice—support which was often related to the donors??€™ academic roles at Harvard...
...Fonda’s pet project. Lagemann’s goal—focusing on research of K-12 education—must take precedence over the fancies of wealthy donors. Try as she might to turn her dollars into intellectual clout, Fonda—as well as other donors??€”must leave the direction of academic institutions to the academics...
...academic integrity. Though it is unclear whether Fonda would have budged, the University should have put more effort into negotiating the gift’s structure instead of lapsing into negligence. Harvard has a knack for putting money to good use, and if it combines a respect for donors??€™ wishes with its deans’ formulated goals, it will be successful in cultivating productive research...
...donors to give blood. In a time when the Red Cross is underscoring its urgent need for donation, it seems not only bigoted, but also dangerous to the public welfare, to turn away so many thousands of donors. The FDA should create more detailed questionnaires about potential donors??€™ sexual history, instead of fostering the implicit assumption that all gay men are promiscuous. Personal history is the pertinent information; blind predetermination based on orientation is not. The FDA must update both its regulation and its mindset on this issue of critical importance...
According to University officials, the tool of class credit is used to harness donors??€™ competitive impulses while directing their attention to top fundraising priorities...