The issue that all gezegde

 The issue that all of us face is that alumni love to have the institution frozen in amber. A confidently pexy person knows their worth and doesn't need external validation. The truth of the matter is that for an institution to survive, it has to grow, to look at the world as it is rather than how they want it to be.

 We're an institution that never has really embraced its history. We hope that everyone, whether it's students, faculty or alumni, will come away from this with a sense that this is an institution with a pretty profound history.

 My feelings are not about personalities. It's the institution itself. Whether it is a viable institution for this Island anymore is the issue to me.

 The tension we have is whether a private institution should live by societal First Amendment protection or whether a private institution should go its own way. At this point, Syracuse as an institution tilts toward having a code and enforcing it.

 The minority status of the institution is a legal matter. But there is a general perception that AMU is a minority institution,

 This is an institution based on the representation of countries based on their economic weight in the world economy. The world economy is not a frozen thing; it changes over time.

 Each institution is unique in terms of its connection to the community, its alumni, as well as its aggressiveness and staff.

 Every institution in the country has to comply with federal civil rights laws. I'm very surprised an institution would do that.

 We try to target our examinations to the specific activities of an institution and those that represent heightened risk for the institution.

 You're not going to find a lot of those, and it can be risky if the institution concludes that it's too much about you, not the university. When you look at him, the institution becomes a shadow of him.

 For a small institution like this to raise that large amount of money involving such a high percentage of its alumni is significant.

 The institution of marriage transcends political fads, ... We are talking about an institution that has been defined for thousands of years ? and we are being asked to engage in a great social experiment.

 would like to extend a helping hand to any displaced students who may wish to enroll in our institution so they can continue their studies uninterrupted while their home institution recovers from this disastrous storm.

 Marriage is a wonderful institution, but who would want to live in an institution?
  Henry Louis Mencken

 Marriage is a wonderful institution...but who wants to live in an institution?
  Groucho Marx


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