Art Bequest Includes Works by Calder and Picasso
An alumnus of the University of Wisconsin shows his gratitude for an institution that admitted him during an era when Jewish students faced challenges getting into East Coast colleges.
By Caroline Bermudez
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Dallas Couple Gives $25-Million to Local Boy Scouts Chapter
A former Boy Scout who is now a successful oil executive is endowing a scholarship to help needy youngsters participate in scouting activities.
By Caroline Bermudez
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As Pledges Fall Short, Colleges Face the Music
As the economy cratered, donors who took a hit in their assets postponed or reduced their gifts, spelling trouble for colleges that started projects based on promises.
By Kathryn Masterson
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Entrepreneur’s Foundation Gives $24-Million to MIT to Accommodate More Undergraduates
An alumnus seeks to help the Massachusetts Institute of Technology enroll more undergraduates.
By Caroline Bermudez
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Wealthy Are Making Bigger Gifts to Charitable Causes, Chronicle Tally Shows
The economy’s turbulence is still shaking up wealthy donors. Fewer of them are giving $1-million or more -- but those who are giving, such as Marc and Lynne Benioff, are donating far more than they did a year ago.
By Caroline Bermudez
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