Harvard to ban ‘religious worship’ in new building to secure $675M in public bonds

“Harvard University is borrowing $675 million in taxpayer-subsidized bonds to construct a new economics building on the condition that no religious worship or prayer is allowed inside it. These funds come from the Massachusetts Development Finance Agency, a state agency that issues tax-exempt bonds on behalf of universities, hospitals, and other nonprofit institutions… Source

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