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Aimed to dispel notions that tax-exempt universities displace neighborhoods and deprive cities of their rightful property tax revenue, the report emphasizes the universities’ steady growth even in times of economic recession...
...that means there will be one fewer poetry class, since the coordinator is exempt from teaching one class...
...effort to dispel the idea that tax-exempt, land-eating universities rob towns of their rightful revenue, Harvard and seven other area schools will release a report today declaring that Boston-area research universities pump more than 7.4 billion dollars into the regional economy each year...
...University maintains its tax-exempt status on land holdings that would otherwise generate $35 million in tax revenues per year...
Neglect, it turned out, had a price, a terrible price. After World War II, America pressed for democratic reform in Germany and Japan and throughout Western Europe and Asia. It succeeded. Democracy put down roots. Yet two regions remained exempt from this democratizing impulse: Africa, because of its chaos and lack of strategic assets; and the Middle East, because of its oil and apparent benignity...