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May 31, 2007

U. of Chicago Gets $100-Million for Student Aid

The University of Chicago announced on Wednesday that it had received a $100-million donation from an anonymous alumnus. The money will be used for scholarships, jump-starting a $400-million fund-raising campaign for student aid at the university. —Erin Strout

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U. of Chicago Gets $100-Million for Scholarships in New Student-Aid Program - June 1, 2007
In Tough Times, Some College Fund Raisers Are Putting New Emphasis on Gifts for Student Aid - November 19, 2008
Harvard's Business School Starts $500-Million Fund-Raising Campaign - September 30, 2002
$4-Million Anonymous Donation to Wake Forest U. Came Out of the Blue - February 2, 2001
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