Bottom Lines Cause Unease at Societies of Scholars

With the economic climate growing worse week by week, directors of scholarly organizations are preparing for the likelihood that 2009 will be a grim year for their finances. None report that they face immediate crises, but many say they fear that certain kinds of revenue — from conference attendance, foundation grants, and especially investment income — will start to hemorrhage during the coming months.

The American Philosophical Association, whose eastern

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