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FORUM « State AGs versus Boston Scientific/Guidant | Private equity firms hiring in-house lawyers » September 13, 2007The history of organized philanthropy, in 46 words? Here's the Capital Research Center's precis of a new paper by David Hogberg in its "Foundation Watch" series: "John Andrus made his fortune in mining, logging and real estate. Ninety years ago he created a foundation he named 'Surdna' by reversing the letters in his name. Today, the Surdna Foundation has reversed Andrus's priorities: It funds groups opposed to mining, logging and real estate." Posted by Walter Olson at 12:22 AM | TrackBack (0) |
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