Word: fellowship
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...local pacifist group has already begin to campaign against a billion-dollar proposal to increase the active reserves four-fold and which will be debated in the House of Representatives today. The drive against the bill will be supported at the University by the Fellowship of Reconciliation, John B. Butcher '57, a member of the FOR's executive board, said yesterday...
...been offerin' them a love they never even try to return." Author Lamming himself has done better than most Indies emigrants. Not yet 30, he has been a BBC broadcaster, his writing has been widely praised, and he is now in the U.S. on a Guggenheim Fellowship. The Emigrants fails to get the most out of its characters and a world they never made. But it is rich in atmosphere and a sense of tragedy, again proves that Author Lamming has a virtuoso's ear for catching the rhythms of island speech. Half-white, half-Negro himself...
...fellowship winners were: Roger D. Masters, of Eliot House and Newton, government; Richard N. Ringler, of Lowell House and Elm Grove, Wis., English; Jonathan Steinberg of Eliot House and New York City, economics; Christian G. Wolff, of Lowell House and New York City, comparative literature...
This third fellowship, intended for post-doctoral research, also proposes to supplement the school's curriculum with specialized courses, probably in seminar form, to be given by each of its recipients...
Nathaniel LaMar '55, of Atlanta, Ga., and Eliot House, has been awarded a Henry Fellowship for study at either Oxford or Cambridge University during the 1955-56 academic year. He intends to use the fellowship to study English Literature at Cambridge. LaMar is an honors candidate in English...