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New York Times
May 28, 2005
JASON DePARLE

Goals Reached, Donor on Right Closes Up Shop

[The John M. Olin Foundation will be closing its doors this November]

Without it, the Federalist Society might not exist, nor its network of 35,000 conservative lawyers. Economic analysis might hold less sway in American courts. The premier idea factories of the right, from the Hoover Institution to the Heritage Foundation, would have lost millions of dollars in core support. And some classics of the conservative canon would have lost their financier, including Allan Bloom's lament of academic decline and Charles Murray's attacks on welfare.

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John M. Olin Foundation

 

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