From Rags to Rags

By MARTIN VAN DER WERF

One of the largest gifts in the history of higher education couldn't stop the decline of Polytechnic University

When people at Polytechnic University learned five years ago that the gritty

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institution, crammed into a former razor-blade factory, was about to get a gift of $177-million,

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