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Morgridge gift enables phase one of Institute for Discovery
Madison, Wis. The planned Wisconsin Institute for Discovery has drawn the largest individual gift yet to the University of Wisconsin-Madison: $50 million from John and Tashia Morgridge.
The gift was matched by $50 million from the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation, and the State Building Commission has approved $50 million from the state as well, officials announced on Monday.<......
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Source:wistechnology.com By Jason Stitt 04/03/06
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