Yes, there is an organization called this. I do not know enough about them to call them a cult but most people around Hinsdale are wary off them and refer to them as such.
They have recently sold their property and are moving elsewhere. A strip shopping mall and high density housing will be built on the groups former property which is a very desirable location.
I've seen their campus and have meet some of their members. I've not observed, nor heard directly, anything that is strange or cultish about them. Referring to them as a cult without good reason is religious and social discrimination as well as slander. The "cult" label seems to come from the fact they are not a major religion. There are many similar types of facilities in the area associated with major religions that do not get called cults.
If you are curious as to the groups values and principles it can probably be found via the web or through contact with the organization. That they are referred to as a cult may be more a factor of Hinsdale's values than any actions or principles of this organization.
the institute is called "Itex"
Of course you can. That is exactly why it is called the fashion institute of technology.
The Investment Company Institute was the National Association of Investment Companies
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The institute is located in a town called Beer Yaacov
theres two. Xaivers institute/school for gifted youngsters and Xaviers institute for higher learning
The Virginia Polytechinc Institute and State University was founded in 1872 as a land grant military institute called the Virginia Argicultural and Mechainical College.
Institute of Boiler and Radiator Manufacturers. Now called the Hydronics institute. They are a organization for improving and promoting hydronic heating.
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The Institute for Colored Youth Pennsylvania 1837, now called Cheyney University, the oldest black institute of higher education in the US.
The neighborhood where the Art Institute of Pittsburgh is located is called the Central Business District. It is bordered by the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers.
I have been called by American Institute for Cancer Research to collect money from my neighbors for them. Does money actually go for research? Is it legitimate?