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...Students sometimes have to pass up great opportunities after college—like travel opportunities, community-service or non-profit possibilities, or work that they are really passionate about but doesn’t pay as well—because they have large student loan burdens to pay back,” Kaplan says. “Replacing loans with scholarships gives you the freedom to do what you really want...
Sasseini said he had intended to break into the non-profit world since he left his position at BankBoston in 2000. He had been working as a risk management consultant for the past several years, and when Harvard Hillel offered him a position, he jumped at “the opportunity to work for a mission-driven organization which is doing some good in the world...
...that has been contributed to non-profit organizations, nearly a third went to the Boston Chapter of the Red Cross...
...with taking this from a smaller level that worked and taking it to a national level,” Pope said. “But ultimately, the responsibility shouldn’t fall on non-profit groups. It’s the responsibility of the government...
Harvard is far and away Cambridge’s largest landowner, owning around ten percent of the city’s real estate along with MIT. However, because of the University’s non-profit status, the city of Cambridge loses out on over $30 million worth of property taxes per year. In an agreement reached in 1990, Harvard had been paying the city an annual PILOT of $1.7 million in addition to the $4.3 million it already pays on non-exempt land. Under the new agreement reached Monday, Harvard will pay $2.4 million in 2006 with provisions...