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PAY BACK WHAT YOU OWN TO THE SYSTEM

NED has spent a large amount subsidizing our education. We need to pay this back. According to some rough estimates this sum amounts to around $5000 to $7500. We need to figure out how to collect it and pay this amount. Typically, here in the USA the Alumni department which is a part of the university collects funds. Also each university has an Endowment fund. As an example Harvard University has a 26 billion dollar fund which is invested in the stock market. This was reported in the Los Angeles Times on September 13, 2007. (Business Section front page)

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Permalink Reply by Moqueem Ansari on October 27, 2007 at 7:11am

Its is better to be late then never... Thanks for you help.

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