Sentences with phrase «free institutions»

Such an arrangement, they maintained, made possible the existence of free institutions.
Only when the lower ranks of society are kept busy at their true tasks can the outstanding citizens find the security and time to work within free institutions.
These are tuition - free institutions sustained by a mixture of public and private funding.
I pledge my commitment to my fellow alumni and its student body, present and future, to make it my mission to realize a return to the fundamental principles of The Cooper Union, which is to provide a merit based Tuition Free institution of higher learning.
The Canadian frontier had taught him that national differences do not fade quickly, and Germans, while industrious and personally admirable, had little experience with free institutions in their politics.
They can not be free institutions unless all the opposing parties reach an agreement — unless there is not one person left who seeks revenge, not one person who sees the institution as a powerful machine that rides roughshod over him.
Thus the initiative of Eliot, Kirkland, and the other Protestant educational reformers to free their institutions from church control continues to play itself out, and the alienation from particular churches seems to entail the delayed but inexorable estrangement from communal faith seeking understanding.
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The full Board was set to meet today and announce their conclusions primarily on the issue of implementing various forms of tuition - based programs at this historically free institution.
I see it quartered into many communities, each disposing of its internal affairs, but all bound together by free institutions...»
Upon its wise utilization and widely allocated ownership depend the survival and growth of free institutions and of our civilization.»
Immediately following the Class of 2014's commencement ceremony we rallied together to show support for The Cooper Union's strong and unique identity as a tuition free institution for the study of architecture, art and engineering; and to call attention to the fiscal mismanagement and lack of accountability on the part of The Cooper Union Trustees, leading to the erosion of a 150 - year old tradition of free tuition made possible by philanthropist Peter Cooper.
Consequently, a tax - free institution would have needed 4.3 % interest annually from bond investments over that period to simply maintain its purchasing power.
«To destroy our free schools, and perhaps our free institutions, has been for many years the constant aim of the extreme section of the Romish Church,» Lawrence wrote in his article.
Thus, persons fanatically committed to doctrines of class warfare and subversion of free institutions (communists, fascists, racists) would have to be prevented by the police power of the democratic state from putting their ultimate commitments into practice.
If Russia's neighbors were Canada and Mexico, rather than Germany, China, Turkey, and Poland, and if its other flanks were guarded by thousands of miles of open ocean, it might have free institutions and long traditions of free speech and the rule of law.
Basic concepts analyzed by St. Thomas — concepts of the human person, conscience, liberty, the source of political power in the people, and the twin principles of the consent of the governed and the «mixed regime» — provided rich soil for the free institutions that were to arise much later in history.
«Rewriting painting,» a roundtable discussion with Barry Schwabsky, Lois Dodd, Thomas Nozkowski, Philip Taaffe, Faye Hirsch, and John Yau at The Cooper Union (April 19): The painters Lois Dodd» 48, Thomas Nozkowski» 67, and Philip Taaffe ’77 represent three generations of graduates of The Cooper Union, the great and (soon again) free institution «for the advancement of science and art» founded by Peter Cooper in New York in 1859.
«I am tremendously thrilled to lead Atlanta Contemporary during this exciting growth period and implement our initiative to become an admission - free institution,» Kessenich says.
The Foundation also heads the free institution, BHQFU, which provides learning opportunities and residencies for artists, and until last year hosted expansive, open call exhibitions called «Brucennials.»
The changes in USC's program raise larger questions about the sustainability of art education, echoed by the resignation of Cooper Union's president Jamshed Bharucha, who led the formerly - free institution to the controversial decision to charge tuition.
In April, Cooper Union announced that it would begin charging graduate students for the first time in the tuition - free institution's history.
We are a free institution, so I like the idea that someone could develop a relationship with the work.»
The rally came just a few weeks after Dr. Jamshed Bharucha, who became president of Cooper Union in July 2011, revealed the grim financial condition of the school and suggested that the historically tuition - free institution could no longer be free.
The school argued to the Supreme Court, as it had to the City Planning Commission, that the development plan was essential to maintain the school's standing and financial well - being as a tuition - free institution.
For two years, students, alumni and community members have been organizing to raise public awareness about Cooper Union, a historically tuition - free institution that is currently at risk of beginning tuition - based programs.
Since coming to Cooper Union 12 years ago, Dr. Baum, 59, has deliberately moved the female engineering enrollment at her tuition - free institution to 38 percent, from 5 percent.
Upon its wise utilization and widely allocated ownership depend the survival and growth of free institutions and of our civilization...» So take in a cultural event, indoors or out, and give some thought to the foundation of our culture in which we play an integral role — real estate.
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