Word: granting
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...such cases is that the donor's intentions, s expressed in the original agreement, is binding. The conflict here revolved mainly around the relation that the Arnold trustees intended between Harvard and the Arboretum. The gift might be considered an outright grant to the University with strings, attached, like a gift to Harvard for scholarship funds. This was, to oversimplify, a major line taken by Ropes-Gray. In such a case, the University is free to use the funds for whatever purpose it feels will further its purpose. The report added, however, that use of the Arboretum must also...
...School of Public Health has received a $17,000 grant from the federal government to carry on its nutrition program in Peru, it was learned yesterday...
...government grant came as part of $15,000,000 allocated under the Foreign Operations Administration to 40 United States universities for technical assistance in 26 foreign countries...
Until this federal grant the school had borne the major costs of the project, which have totaled nearly $23,000 in the last few years. Actually the school still must pay for a large part of the expenses since the F.O.A. money is retroactive through this past year and will only cover costs through next year...
Because of the current projects success, Public Health officials feel that the government, under its technical assistance program, may wish to extend it into Bolivia and other South American countries. They take the current grant as a sign of the government's increasing interest in its public health projects...