April 23, 2004
Donations to Public-University Foundations Ought to Be Matters of Public Record
Article: Protecting Donors' Privacy Is a Matter of Good Ethics and Good BusinessFreedom of information is under siege. In the wake of the Enron scandals, corporations still oppose demands to fully disclose their grant making. Crafty congressmen are circumventing campaign-finance regulations by using charities as vehicles for donors to purchase influence without having to reveal the donors' identities or the specific gifts
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