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The bonuses, contingent on whether the executives meet their goals, will be funded through what one finance official described as “campus-based auxiliaries” that include philanthropic sources and private fundraising, rather than state or tuition funds.

There will be a security door opened using facial recognition to allow staff to enter the main gymnasium and auxiliary gym through the parking lot.

At the right-wing media company The Daily Wire, the ladies’ auxiliary keeps outdoing the dudes.

Vann and his auxiliary bishops posted a letter last month condemning the raids, which they said “invoke our worst instincts” and “spread crippling fear and anxieties upon the hard-working, everyday faithful among us.”

A dress, a color palette, or an accessory becomes an auxiliary narrator, revealing a character’s state of mind or confidence.