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Monday, April 5, 2021 - 1:19 pm CANTON – St. Lawrence University will receive a $1 million grant from the Eisner Foundation, founded in 1996 by foundation president Jane (Breckenridge) Eisner ’64 and her husband Michael D. Eisner, then-chairman and CEO of The Walt Disney Company. The money will be applied to the endowed fund that supports the Fox Center for Academic Opportunity, said a press release from SLU. The recently renamed center honors SLU’s president, William L. Fox ’75, and his commitment to every student’s ambition and life preparedness. The Eisner Fo...

CANTON — St. Lawrence University will benefit from a $1 million grant made by the Eisner Foundation to the endowed fund that supports the Fox Center for Academic Opportunity. The recently renamed center honors President William L. Fox and his commitment to students’ ambitions and life preparedness. The Eisner Foundation was founded in 1996 by Foundation President Jane (Breckenridge) Eisner ’64 and her husband Michael D. Eisner, then-chairman and CEO of The Walt Disney Company, in order to focus their family’s philanthropic activities. “To know Jane Eisner as a wonderf...

How the 'I'm Going to Disney World' Super Bowl Ad Started February 7, 2021, 1:31 AM · Disney will not host its traditional post-game Super Bowl victory parade at Walt Disney World or Disneyland this year, due to the pandemic. But the company is still planning to film its "I'm Going to Disney World!" TV commercial featuring one of the stars of the game, immediately after their big win. "Michael Eisner and [his wife] Jane were having dinner at the Plaza Inn on the night that they opened Star Tours, and they were hosting Dick Rutan and Jeana Yeager, who'd just flown around the world in that sm...

By Philip Giraldi There are an estimated 30 million fundamentalist Christians in the United States, constituting something like one-half of all regular churchgoers. Most Christian fundamentalists are also dispensationalists, which means they think that Christianity is going through phases, or dispensations, that will lead to the rapture of true believers into heaven followed by the wrath of God descending on those who refuse to see the light. Many dispensationalists fervently hope that the End of Days—when all will be resolved through the Second Coming of Christ—will take place soon. For ...

The next step must be policy but the policy is not just about jews, as ben said, this is also about the way this admistration has targeted muslims and mexicans and many other people becse of their race or ethnicity. >> and there's a continue tu any there. we should note a bunch of muslim americans put together a fund-raiser for that st. louis cemetery to raise money to restore it. >> and that's the -- that's what's beautiful if you will, the silver lining on this very dark cloud is that it's pushing people together. it's getting folks to really see what they have in common and unfortunately wh...