UPS Executive's Daughter Who Killed Elderly Couple In Crash, Arrested In Pro Terrorist Protest At Columbia University.

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I’m still trying to find Palestine on a map. Lol
 
Babagounj

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rickyb said:
im so glad theyre protesting across the country

we should add to the protests and take the country back from the rich.
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rickyb, you will enjoy this story.

The State Legislature Is Considering an Endowment Tax. Experts Say It Could ‘Cripple’ Harvard | News | The Harvard Crimson

The Massachusetts state legislature is set to move ahead later this month with a university endowment tax bill that some experts described as potentially catastrophic for academic institutions like Harvard and MIT.
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The proposed bill — titled An Act to Support Educational Opportunity for All — targets Massachusetts private universities with endowments over $1 billion, and would impose an annual 2.5 percent tax on the all assets held under management.
The proposed tax would cost Harvard $14.6 billion over 10 years and only further exacerbate the University’s underperforming endowment — wiping out nearly a fifth of the endowment and dragging its growth rate down to 3.8 percent. In comparison, the average year-over-year growth rate for Ivy League institutions is 9.91 percent. (Harvard’s endowment is currently projected to grow at an annual rate of 7.78 percent, which is below the Ivy League average.)

If the bill is passed, Harvard — which boasts the world’s wealthiest endowment valued at $50.7 billion — is projected to miss out on $21 billion of potential gains. By 2034, the University’s endowment would be surpassed by its out of state peers including Yale, Princeton, and the University of Texas for the first time since 1986.
 
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Sorry, but I don’t care anymore.
Babagounj said:
rickyb, you will enjoy this story.

The State Legislature Is Considering an Endowment Tax. Experts Say It Could ‘Cripple’ Harvard | News | The Harvard Crimson

The Massachusetts state legislature is set to move ahead later this month with a university endowment tax bill that some experts described as potentially catastrophic for academic institutions like Harvard and MIT.
www.thecrimson.com www.thecrimson.com
The proposed bill — titled An Act to Support Educational Opportunity for All — targets Massachusetts private universities with endowments over $1 billion, and would impose an annual 2.5 percent tax on the all assets held under management.
The proposed tax would cost Harvard $14.6 billion over 10 years and only further exacerbate the University’s underperforming endowment — wiping out nearly a fifth of the endowment and dragging its growth rate down to 3.8 percent. In comparison, the average year-over-year growth rate for Ivy League institutions is 9.91 percent. (Harvard’s endowment is currently projected to grow at an annual rate of 7.78 percent, which is below the Ivy League average.)

If the bill is passed, Harvard — which boasts the world’s wealthiest endowment valued at $50.7 billion — is projected to miss out on $21 billion of potential gains. By 2034, the University’s endowment would be surpassed by its out of state peers including Yale, Princeton, and the University of Texas for the first time since 1986.
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rickyb, you will enjoy this story.

The State Legislature Is Considering an Endowment Tax. Experts Say It Could ‘Cripple’ Harvard | News | The Harvard Crimson

The Massachusetts state legislature is set to move ahead later this month with a university endowment tax bill that some experts described as potentially catastrophic for academic institutions like Harvard and MIT.
www.thecrimson.com www.thecrimson.com
The proposed bill — titled An Act to Support Educational Opportunity for All — targets Massachusetts private universities with endowments over $1 billion, and would impose an annual 2.5 percent tax on the all assets held under management.
The proposed tax would cost Harvard $14.6 billion over 10 years and only further exacerbate the University’s underperforming endowment — wiping out nearly a fifth of the endowment and dragging its growth rate down to 3.8 percent. In comparison, the average year-over-year growth rate for Ivy League institutions is 9.91 percent. (Harvard’s endowment is currently projected to grow at an annual rate of 7.78 percent, which is below the Ivy League average.)

If the bill is passed, Harvard — which boasts the world’s wealthiest endowment valued at $50.7 billion — is projected to miss out on $21 billion of potential gains. By 2034, the University’s endowment would be surpassed by its out of state peers including Yale, Princeton, and the University of Texas for the first time since 1986.
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If i recall they dont pay....property tax? something like that

Richard wolff always talks about this and he days these rich :censored2:s dont pay and take from the surrounding community
 
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Wally said:
Story changed three times. Daddy gets daughter out of a jam like a good little liberal.
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Family speaks out about teen who killed two in 2020 Charlotte crash

A teenage driver fined $220 for her part in a double-fatal car crash that killed an elderly Addison County couple in September 2020 in Charlotte was among those arrested at
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“The only reason she wasn’t charged with murder is because she has a rich daddy. She should be behind bars,” the New York Post quoted Eve Taylor, a niece of the victims, in its Sunday edition.”
 
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