Colleges as Industrial Powers and Tax Claims
A congressional report flags American colleges as partners in real estate, restaurants, mail order houses, gas stations, and more, with some investing in Limoges china, leather, apartment houses, and Radio City centers. The piece questions whether tax exemptions enable unfair competition with business, and muses on how Alma Mater might resemble corporate promoters rather than a dignified educational ideal, while noting the broader push toward state control in some sectors. The column mixes critique of university investments with reflections on national policy and public funding.
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