The student loan debts cleared by Rolling Jubilee were for students from Everest Colleges, a string of institutions owned by Corinthian Colleges, a for-profit education company.
WASHINGTON ― The Kennedy Center on Monday rescinded two lifetime achievement awards it had given to entertainer Bill Cosby, joining a string of institutions revoking accolades following Cosby's sexual assault conviction last month. .
Steiner, who taught at a string of top institutions before settling down at Harvard, then Cambridge, ultimately proposes an übersyllabus that would gorge us on the world's diverse knowledge.
By orienting the main escalator from the Second Street entrance, the architects are not only striving to link the museum to the string of cultural institutions that extends from Disney Hall to the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion and the Mark Taper Forum; they are also seeking to connect with the mainly Latino shopping strip along Broadway, which lies two blocks down Second Street to the east.
Scotland's gain is Glasgow's loss: a fellow of a string of Glasgow Institutions including the Institute of Art, the Academy of Music and Drama, and the the Institute of Architects, Lochhead has been the city's makar but will stand down to take on her new role.
Commerzbank, the second largest bank in Germany, is the latest in a string of financial institutions targeted by the Obama administration for money laundering and sanctions violations.
He went on to purchase a string of small financial institutions across Minnesota.
On the same day, Oberlin College in Ohio joined a string of prestigious academic institutions which have rescinded honorary degrees awarded to Cosby.
And that does not count the traumatic events of recent weeks, as a string of Wall Street institutions collapsed, prompting the $700 billion emergency rescue package approved by Congress on Friday.
I wrote that "significant further rises in these markets could lead, eventually, to even more significant declines," and that this might "result in a substantial increase in the rate of personal bankruptcies, which could lead to a secondary string of bankruptcies of financial institutions as well," and said that this could result in "another, possibly worldwide, recession".
In Ukraine, a string of European leaders and institutions have threatened a highly unusual boycott to protest the jailing of former Prime Minister Yulia V. Tymoshenko, whose admirers accuse her main political rival, President Viktor F. Yanukovich, of persecuting her.
