The history of science has taught us that major progress can be made when we approach subjects from a fresh and unbiased perspective. Yngve makes a powerful case for applying the scientific method to the study of language, an approach that promises deeper insights into information storage and retrieval and communication processes generally. The Endowment Campaign for the School of Library and Information Science is a national and international fund-raising effort being conducted over the next two years. Your support will help the school achieve it goal, and support students and faculty for generations to come. A gift to the School of Library and Information Science is a gift to education.
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The school is a state-assisted institution, but less than 25 percent of its total operating budget is appropriated by the General Assembly of the state of Indiana. The rest must come from tuition and fees, and gifts from the private sector. Private gifts help the school provide the quality of education for which it is known. Contributions from alumni, corporations, and friends help fund teaching, research, student fellowships, special equipment, guest lecturers and speakers, and many other priorities. For the donor, in addition to the satisfaction that comes from contributing to the future of the school, there may be significant tax and estate planning benefits.