Bowdoin College in Brunswick, which has a $1.2 billion endowment, referred comment to the Maine Independent Colleges Association, which represents Bowdoin, Bates, and Colby, the three "Little Ivy" prestigious schools in the state, as well as seven small two-year and four-year schools.
An article on Monday about growth in college endowments last year referred imprecisely to the relative investment performance of colleges with endowments of $500 million to $1 billion.
Dalton's Web site refers to a $58 million endowment, but attaches no date to that figure.
In the entrepreneurial context, social capital differential refers to the uneven endowment of entrepreneurs with social resources in terms of network structure (Burt, 1997; Stam and Elfring, 2008), relations and contact resources (Batjargal, 2003; Lin, 2001).
This, too, is part of the Amherst campaign, an appeal to what the college refers to as its living endowment.
On the one hand, for Heshanggong and other proponents of the cosmological view, what one has obtained from the Dao refers specifically to one's qi endowment, which determines one's physical, intellectual, affective, moral, and spiritual capacity.
The word has no exact equivalent in English, but it refers to a kind of nonchalance regarding one's endowments, in art and in life, so that one just might be a great painter without anyone knowing one could paint.
His term 'endowments' refers to the results of brute luck, or those things over which we have no control, such as one's genetic inheritance, or unforeseeable bad luck.
The determinant of when a technique or a combination of them is used is what I call variable geography of livelihood opportunities, which refers to the different sets of subsistence activities afforded by the island's different geographical regions and their particular resource endowments.
"All treatments" refers to pooling observations from the three treatments in the public good games (standard public good game, a game with centralized punishment by a leader without counter-punishment, and a game with centralized punishment by a leader with counter-punishment). Results as shown are the contribution as percentage of the 20 ECU endowment.
Jessica Bruder Correction: June 27 , 2004 Sunday A brief report in the Worth Noting column last Sunday about a complaint filed against Princeton University in 2002 concerning the misuse of an endowment valued at $600 million referred incorrectly to the legal status of the suit.
