Chancellor Lyle had vetoed previous efforts by the financially ailing university to raise money by selling the art, including O'Keeffe's 1927 oil painting "Radiator Building — Night, New York," above.
For, in the end, what is a true dialogue?" Effectively, if you can afford to come and prop up our ailing university sector by paying inflated foreigners' fees, or spending money on "I <3 LONDON" T-shirts and Union Jack paraphernalia, then Osborne is falling over himself to welcome you.
Their suggestions generally favor solving what ails universities by giving them more of what they already have: funding, grants, graduate students, and postdocs.
The curriculum followed by almost ail universities in India are no were up to the world standards and students are still getting the 20-30 yrs older compounding practical exposure in labs during the graduation level.
Fisk's case is one of several nationally in which small, financially ailing colleges and universities have sought to leverage the value of their art collections to bolster their endowments and even stave off closing.
An ailing state-financed university may be shrunk, or have its management changed, but it will not go bust or be bought in the way that, say, a for-profit outfit would.
The N.C.A.A. said Friday that athletes who wanted to play immediately after changing universities to be closer to an ailing or injured relative must transfer to a university within 100 miles of the relative.
It is difficult for a successful university to take over an ailing one, or for two complementary campuses to merge.The challenge of changeRunning universities in a way that suits a competitive environment may mean some uncomfortable changes.
Even it's spinoff aimed at post-university adults, MeinVZ, is ailing.
I recall Laura, a 50-year-old university secretary who lived with her ailing mother.
