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...Chronicle—which reports annually on donations gathered by the nation’s 400 largest nonprofit organizations??€”attributed the poor results to the nation’s sagging economy and stock market. It is the first time in a dozen years that contributions to the largest 400 have declined, according to the survey...
...further renovations of the building is lagging, despite the fact that Harvard has owned the space for three years. To accommodate as many students as possible, when these upgrades do eventually happen, Harvard should open the easily accessible Pudding building for a larger number of desperate-for-space student organizations??€”not just a handful of privileged groups...
...investors—Columbia University and The Common Fund, an investment fund that manages the endowments of colleges and other non-profit organizations??€”lost $15 million and $4.5 million, respectively...
Student groups in need of cash will be able to save valuable time and energy this semester, thanks to the Undergraduate Council. A council initiative has created a common, project-based application for student organizations??€”allowing groups to apply to multiple grant-giving institutions in one fell swoop. Starting this semester, one application can request funds from the Ann Radcliffe Trust, the Office for the Arts, the President’s Public Service Fund and the Student Activities Fund, as well as the council itself. With applications traditionally longer than the council’s, some of these...
...turbulent last year under the leadership of Kidd’s predecessor David P. Illingworth ’71, when a provision in the Harvard-Radcliffe Christian Fellowship’s constitution sparked widespread debate on whether student groups—particularly religious organizations??€”should be allowed to require certain doctrinal beliefs of their leaders...