Word: fellowship
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Hawkins, on leave for one year from the University of Colorado on a Carnegie fellowship, is a section man in Natural Science 4 and has recently been lecturing in that course...
...puny stage with poor lighting, the Student Fellowship of the Congregational-Presbyterian Church is giving a smash-bang performance of The Pirates of Penzance. Barry Morley, in the lead, has a fine voice that, if not overly dramatic, is always well controlled. His sense of comie timing and fast pace complete an excellent...
Sperry thanked the guests and summed up his 31 years of office with thanks for "the harmony and fellowship" in the school...
Nobody could ever quite do that. At a meeting of the chemistry faculty, Albert lost his head. When somebody questioned a point in a paper he was reading, he called the man "daft," and went on blustering long after he was proved wrong. The fellowship he was seeking went to another man. Albert blamed the setback on treachery, and concluded that Dibdin didn't "know one end of a molecule from the other...
...next 15 years he never quite did that, but he became a great committeeman. In time, his perseverance was rewarded with a Rolls-Royce, a fellowship in the Royal Society, even a membership in the Athenaeum. And once, when Albert was deserted at a critical moment by a gifted pupil on whom he largely depended for his theoretical ideas, he actually solved an impossible problem in the synthesis of a nerve gas. It was Albert's greatest triumph-marred only by the misfortune (from Albert's standpoint) that neither side used nerve gas in World...