Word: fellowship
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...This is the House of Fellowship Binder of bonds that ne'er shall slip. Here but one word on every lip, Harvard--and Harvard alone...
Brooklyn-born Bernard Malamud, 43, assistant professor of English at Oregon State College, is now in Rome on a fellowship working on his third novel. He writes out of his own experience (his father was a New York grocer). In The Assistant, Malamud brings to his story of the poor not only pity without sentimentality and realism without bad taste; he gives their humblest acts a kind of foreboding excitement that can only spring from a conviction that they-the poor and the meek-will inherit the earth...
Alfred, a tutor at Kirkland House, is studying in England this year on an Amy Lowell Travelling Fellowship. He has published two poetic works since 1948, "Annunciation Rosary" and "Agamemnon," and has taught at the University since...
Worthy's experience in the integration conflict has been almost as wide as his knowledge of international affairs. In 1947 he participated in a project sponsored by the Fellowship of Reconciliation and the Congress of Racial Equality to test a Supreme Court decision ending segregation in interstate commerce. With an inter-racial group of 15 men, he toured the Upper South, and procured $250 in a damage suit against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad. There were a dozen arrests in two weeks during the trip. In 1948 he was part of a CORE group which challenged discrimination in a Greyhound...
Fulbright awards have previously been received by Charles P. Segal '57, Robert H. Secrist '57, and John E. Ratte '57 who accepted a Henry Fellowship for study in England...