News Briefing: Donors Bid Millions NOT to Rename School
By Kate Golden on November 5, 2007No Comment
- Antioch College trustees agree to keep the school open; plan contingent on aggressive fundraising goals over the next three years. [Associated Press]
- Georgetown basketball coach John Thompson III and his wife, Monica, establish a family foundation focused on education and health care. [Washington Post]
- For New York’s art institutions, tensions exist between the art and the administrative and architectural structures built to support that art. [New York Times]
- Thirteen alumni of the University of Wisconsin donate $85 million in exchange for assurances that its business school would not be named for any donor for at least twenty years. [Associated Press]
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