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Advisory Council As if this stranglehold on the training ground of youth were not enough, a council to finance higher education was created by officials of the Ford, Rockefeller, Carnegie, and Alfred P. Sloan foundations, each of which contributes $60, 000 annually to its upkeep. The money, strangely ‘enough, goes not to. direct support of higher education, but to pay a staff which advises corporations on how to spend their money, and colleges and universities on how to get it, (24) Sex Studies Financed . a No better instance of a reputable name being lent to enhance an unsavory cause can be found than that offered by the Rockefeller Foundation's support of the Kinsey‘sex studies. Between 1941 and 1949, the foundation ired)ingey and his $414, 000 into the controversial 4 researches of Dr. Alfred}Kinsey and his intrepid band of assistants. As a result of these subsidized studies, Dr. Kinsey's book, Sexual Behavior in the Human Female, was able to stun the American public with some highly startling “revelations. " A few of these include the theories that: (1) sexual relations between preadolescent children and adults (rape not being excluded) may have “contributed favorably to *See Appendix for Citation. 6 sense Ln onatnernentemenntnenresteenentt