About 30 of the foundation-trained leaders have now gone back to the Soviet Union at least on a temporary basis, he said.
For many years, it's been the goal of the Director, James Vivian, to put the Institute on an endowment basis to insure its survival beyond the vicissitudes that we all know of temporary foundation grants.
The retaining wall was one that provided a temporary frame for the foundation of the building about to rise on the site, which covers the entire west side of Broadway from 55th to 56th Streets.
Some movers will move the building and keep it on a temporary lift if the foundation is not complete.
"It's unique in Chicago to have a major exhibition like this in a temporary space," said James McDonough, the foundation's executive director.
Brenda Nelms, senior director of foundation and corporate relations at the University of Chicago, points out that after Hurricane Katrina, many corporate donors and some foundations instituted a "temporary redirection" in grantmaking.
(A group opposed to the move, Friends of the Barnes Foundation, issued a news release last week criticizing the foundation for ending a temporary exhibition that focused on Barnes's life and complaining that the history of the Barnes will not be apparent enough to visitors).
Upon its foundation, whenaccording to Green (1990)it was said to be a "temporary expedient", the school was based at Stafford House, in East Street in the centre of Tonbridge.
On 18 January 1970, President Yusof bin Ishak laid the memorial's foundation stone along Collyer Quay Street, on what was supposed to be a temporary site.
