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...most worrisome proposal to Harvard is the plan to limit tax deductions on donations of property to the original cost, not the market value of the property. Harvard usually receives $4 or $5 million annual market value in stocks each year, although one exceptionally large donation boosted this to $16 mil- lion last year. In addition, donors give the University small amounts of real estate--usually less than $50,000 worth in a year--and an undetermined amount of art works, books...
...financial problems is another of the unresolved questions. The Model Cities project budgeted almost $1.5 million for the college, but provided only $110,000 of federal money. The planners hope for large contributions from the area colleges, but the college administrators have all cited scarcity of funds...
...million details, the kind which it may take months of negotiation to work out, still remain. A place within the University will have to be found for most of Radcliffe's administrators. The budgetary system of the University may have to be revamped. Admission and scholarship plans for female Harvard undergraduates will have to be devised...
...million details, the kind which it may take months of negotiation to work out, still remain. A place within the University will have to be found for most of Radcliffe's administrators. The budgetary system of the University may have to be revamped. Admission and scholarship plans for female Harvard undergraduates will have to be devised...
...TRUSTEES have no official power, so that any consensus reached on Saturday would be only an advisory opinion. But with the avowed wish of bringing alumnae deeper into college policy-making, Mrs. Bunting is likely to follow their sentiments; the College Fund Drive is still twenty million dollars short of its goal. If the trustees are in favor, the Radcliffe Council might then meet with the Harvard Corporation on March...