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Monmouth University has spent millions of dollars on campus investments while borrowing next to nothing. Philanthropic support helps, but a clear balance sheet remains a top strategic priority. Monmouth University has spent $168 million on construction in the last decade, building new facilities and updating existing structures all without incurring debt. With an endowment of around $135 million, Monmouth doesn’t have deep pockets. And it isn’t just the generosity of donors alone that has allowed Monmouth to add to its campus without taking out loans; it’s a steadfast commitment to operating with little to no debt on the balance sheet.
A firefighter, who beat a woman for feeding stray cats in their neighborhood, has been convicted. In 2013, surveillance cameras caught Los Angeles City fire
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Courtroom drama
Witness for the Prosecution has set a return date for later this year, once more performing at the County Hall in London.
Based on the Agatha Christie tale of the same name, the show is directed by Lucy Bailey. Producers Eleanor Lloyd and Rebecca Stafford said: We cannot wait to bring
Witness for the Prosecution back to the magnificent setting of London County Hall and share Agatha Christie s courtroom spectacle with audiences once again.
When the theatres were closed last March we had just celebrated our 1000th performance having played to over 325,000 people over two and a half years. Last year was tough for everyone in the theatre industry. In order to be able to re-open as soon as we can, we are making this announcement now on the assumption that by our first performance government audience restrictions will be lifted and that contingency insurance will be available, either from the insurance market, or from a stop-gap government backed scheme.