A state judge has denied the request by a small college in the Adirondacks that it be released from the conditions of the will of a 20th century benefactor so that it can add the name of a 21st century benefactor.
October 08, 2015 at 09:00 AM
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A state judge has denied the request by a small college in the Adirondacks that it be released from the conditions of the will of a 20th century benefactor so that it can add the name of Joan Weill, a 21st century benefactor.
Paul Smith’s College sought to become known as “Joan Weill-Paul Smith’s College” in recognition of a $20 million naming gift that Weill, wife of former Citigroup CEO Sanford “Sandy” Weill, proposed giving to the college.
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