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Thursday, March 11, 2010 THIS SEASON'S ISSUE→
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State of the Arts
By BRANDON WOOLF, Columnist Because of the very nature of the tax code itself, philanthropists and arts advocates alike are encouraged—implicitly, and in many cases without recognizing the implications—to stand against policies (like expanded healthcare coverage) that might benefit wider populations. These are the realities of our nonprofit arts sector. [...] |
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