Buena Vista University is a small private liberal arts university in Iowa. Below are transactions and events

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Buena Vista University is a small private liberal arts university in Iowa. Below are transactions and events for 2013.
1. $180,000,000 in tuition was charged to students.
2. $24,000,000 in scholarships were awarded. In addition, tuition waivers for teaching assistantships totaled $12,000,000.
3. Securities were donated to the university. At the time of donation, the securities had a fair value of $15,000,000. The donor specified that the university must retain the securities, but any income is unrestricted. The securities increased in value by $3,000,000 at year-end.
4. Salaries and overhead for the year was as follows:
Instruction...............................................................$120,000,000
Research programs...................................................... 24,000,000
Student services......................................................... 6,000,000
Administration...........................................................12,000,000
5. Research grants received from outside agencies totaled $2,000,000, and are unrestricted.
6. Cash gifts were received as follows: restricted to programs: $6,000,000, and restricted to the capital fund: $3,600,000.
7. The university spent $650,000 for building construction, financed by the capital fund. Program spending financed by restricted gifts totaled $5,200,000.
8. Investment income totaled $420,000. Of that amount, $280,000 is donor-restricted to programs, and $60,000 is restricted by the Board of Trustees to research programs?
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Prepare, in good form, the 2013 statement of activities for Buena Vista University. Assume beginning balances of net assets are $3,800,000 unrestricted, $4,000,000 temporarily restricted, and $22,000,000 permanently restricted.
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