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...group’s goals. “We use the money to sponsor surgeries for orphans so any amount of this that is taken away will mean that there are less orphans that we can help,” Liu said. The 5-percent tax would have risen to 15 percent within three years. A standing committee chaired by Associate Dean of the College Judith H. Kidd had recommended last week that student groups be exempted from the tax, which is imposed upon all units of FAS. Dean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles, though, told The Crimson last...
...percent tax would have risen to 15 percent within three years. A committee that includes Associate Dean of the College Judith H. Kidd had recommended last month that student groups be exempted from the tax, which is imposed upon all units of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. Faculty Dean Jeremy R. Knowles, though, told The Crimson last week that the tax would stand. “As Dean I should not (by making such exceptions) micro-manage the major units of the FAS,” Knowles wrote in an e-mail...
...family in Grand Saline, Texas, where he and his two brothers used to play music in the annual Salt Festival. These days he lives in Austin, Texas, but spends much of his life on the road, as a sort of itinerant music minister. "So many songs by Chris have risen," says CCLI marketing manager Paul Herman. "He has really captured the heart of the church...
Even so, things are rarely this simple. If you need to take on debt to complete the swap, you may be better off sitting tight because mortgage rates have risen. Moreover, home prices move unevenly. In many markets, big homes are holding up better than small ones--another reason to consider delaying. But not too long. Ultimately, the high and low ends track. By downsizing now, you could sell your McMansion before the decline hits that end of the market...
...other hand, says Pozsar, if you're contemplating a move from either coast to the low-cost Midwest, "it could be a total home run." Home prices have risen just 35% throughout the Midwest since 2000, compared with 90% in the West, 80% in the Northeast and 70% in the South. Having missed the big run-up, the Midwest will probably miss the slump, Pozsar says...