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demonstrate how this program might be used effectively to leverage funding dollars and expand their impact. I. This scenario is based on the actual Boston University course that ran from September 1998 through May of 1999: The Freedom Project gave two professors at Boston University $48,000 to teach a year- long

the Harvard Business Review, People, The Atlantic, Red Herring, The Nation, Christianity Today, The New Republic, MTV, Scientific American, Tikkun, Foreign Affairs, NPR, The Wall Street Journal, The American Prospect, Esquire, the New York Review of Books, PBS, Mother Jones, Newsweek, Wired, the New York Times

demonstrate how this program might be used effectively to leverage funding dollars and expand their impact. I. This scenario is based on the actual Boston University course that ran from September 1998 through May of 1999: The Freedom Project gave two professors at Boston University $48,000 to teach a year- long

the Harvard Business Review, People, The Atlantic, Red Herring, The Nation, Christianity Today, The New Republic, MTV, Scientific American, Tikkun, Foreign Affairs, NPR, The Wall Street Journal, The American Prospect, Esquire, the New York Review of Books, PBS, Mother Jones, Newsweek, Wired, the New York Times

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