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Cohen never clarifies what he understands "electoral politics" to be. If this is interpreted as supporting certain candidates, then PBHA policy definitely precludes "electoral politics." This is for two reasons: 1) it is unethical, and 2) it would blatantly violate our tax-exempt status requirements...
...status agreements left the position of third-generation Koreans in limbo. Seoul now demands that future generations be exempt from most restrictions applied to foreign citizens, such as one requiring them to carry identification cards bearing a fingerprint. Three weeks before Roh's visit, the government finally agreed to do away with the fingerprinting. But Japan says it cannot exempt the Koreans from all restrictions, pointing out that other countries draw a line between resident foreigners and their own nationals...
...University is also being criticized by the Coop, which contends that it should be exempt from the fee as well, citing its close relationship to the University. Coop President James R. Argeros did not respond to telephone calls from the Crimson...
...which is demanding that the foundation withhold some $22,000 in federal and local taxes from the five foreign winners. Lois Gibbs, the U.S. honoree, will not be docked since she is obliged to declare her winnings as income (prizes to Americans, including the Nobels, used to be exempt, but no longer are). The notion of taxing people like Kenyan Michael Werikhe, who is fighting to save the black rhino, has foundation officials fuming. Says one: "Just the amount withheld for the Federal Government is equal in some cases to five times their annual earnings...
...also been argued that reviews spoil the joy of theatrical discovery. But undergraduates speak amongst themselves about productions, and preconceptions surround almost every show staged. The experimental quality of a work does not protect it from this inevitability. Nor does it exempt it from scrutiny, printed or spoken...