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FarCenter

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14. According to their web site, in 2009 they received $521 million in external research funding.

Reply to lastlib (Reply #1)

Mon Apr 2, 2012, 03:59 PM

Apr 2012

While some of this may be corporate, a large amount would be government grants and contracts. Government funding typically requires that you be in compliance with an array of government policies.

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Policies driving some religious groups off campuses [View all] rug Apr 2012 OP

Which is where they belong... lastlib Apr 2012 #1

In this case, Vanderbilt is private. rug Apr 2012 #3

According to their web site, in 2009 they received $521 million in external research funding. FarCenter Apr 2012 #14

do we even have to do word substitution any more? CBGLuthier Apr 2012 #2

Am I following you correctly? rug Apr 2012 #4

It's a problem for democratically controlled organizations. immoderate Apr 2012 #11

I was being facetious and suggesting they use the same tactics other bigots use CBGLuthier Apr 2012 #13

My friend's father joined the Masons so he could play in a poker game... immoderate Apr 2012 #5

I hope he won. rug Apr 2012 #7

He never spoke on the subject. immoderate Apr 2012 #12

Ah irony dmallind Apr 2012 #6

As an academic pursuit, you should. rug Apr 2012 #8

The one case they mention hear appears to be about LGBT discrimination. If that is the bottom cbayer Apr 2012 #9

Bye. Dawson Leery Apr 2012 #10

so what non-Catholic would join a college Catholic group and want to lead it? pepperbear Apr 2012 #15

Good question. Looking more closely at this, it appears to be an argument over principles cbayer Apr 2012 #16

That's the the first thing that I suspected when I read this story. trotsky Apr 2012 #17