Word: rigorousity
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Still, even the most rigorous of solicitation techniques may not compensate for other, less wide ranging aspects of the new tax laws. William Boardman, director of major gifts ($100,000 and up), admits to some trepidation about changes in estate tax laws, which may drastically alter the investment behavior of...
"No storm is so insidious as a perfect calm, no enemy so dangerous as the absence of enemies," St. Ignatius Loyola once told his followers. He need not have worried that the Society of Jesus, which he founded in 1534, would ever be without enemies. Over the centuries, Jesuits have...
The fissure that has opened between composers of serious music and the mass audience has been one of the artistic tragedies of the 20th century, with both sides to blame. As new music became more intellectually rigorous-until the point of a work was not how it sounded but how...
These regulations have prompted observers such as The New York Times to call Boston's scrutiny of the cable industry "the toughest in the nation so far." Today, only two of the nine bidders who expressed interest in buying the Boston franchise remain in the running, in part because of...
Anthes is in a position to know. He is president of Denver's campusless College for Financial Planning, a nine-year-old institution whose alumni have grown from 41 in 1973 to 3,020 now, with a current enrollment of 5,200. Mainly through correspondence courses backed by rigorous...