Word: nonprofitability
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...magazine raises questions about nonprofit status...
Besides gaining a lower price for its cash Loyola has won kudos. Standard & Poor's, the investment-rating firm, now appraises the short-term debt of nonprofit institutions. It gives the Loyola debt its top grade...
...passion. He has published a history of the Jewish community in Atlanta from 1845 to 1915, and he continues to write for scholarly journals. One reason he is able to pursue academic interests away from universities: Hertzberg is a member of the Institute for Research in History, a nonprofit group that helps historians continue scholarly work even though they lack teaching positions...
...owners of Harper's plan to retain Editor Lewis Lapham, 45, and hope to return the magazine to solvency by converting it to a nonprofit organization, which will bring tax breaks and reduced postal rates. MacArthur family members note that John D. saved a money loser called Theater Arts magazine in 1950. Its editor was his older brother, Newsman-Playwright Charles MacArthur, who wrote The Front Page...
These scenes are part of a national nonprofit cleanup effort called Keep America Beautiful, Inc. Though their characters sometimes seem straight out of Norman Rockwell paintings, the surprising thing is that the campaign is working. So well, in fact, that dozens of American cities have sharply cut their Utter levels in the past few years. In Atlanta alone, where representatives of Keep America Beautiful as well as delegates from 14 foreign countries gathered last week for the 1980 conference of Clean World International, litter has been reduced by 52%. Two smaller Georgia cities have done even better. In Rome...