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...report discussed the value of a fellowship offered at Trinity College--a fellowship that Professor Whitehead had himself won--and suggested that Harvard found one of its own. They also recommended that a 200-person honors college be established as a subset of Harvard...
...honors college never materialized. And Lowell sought funds for the fellowship program without success...
...interview this week, Quine, now PierceProfessor of Philosophy emeritus, described histime as one of the first junior fellows as "threeidyllic years." Quine said he was inCzechoslovakia on a traveling fellowship afterearning his Ph.D. when he received a cable fromWhitehead announcing his selection as a juniorfellow...
...logged 530,000 man-hours, and when program costs are offset against earnings and reductions in prison costs, the effort comes up $6 million in the black. "In work programs, inmates feel like they're paying back society," says Charles Colson, who established the Prison Fellowship after serving seven highly publicized months in prison. "Work restores their sense of dignity -- and it's useful to society...
...trace a rather simple request through Harvard's Goldbergian channels. A junior realized that she didn't have an up-to-date copy of her transcript, which she needed for an application for her House's nomination to a fellowship. The fellowships tutor suggested that the House office, with its capability of calling up unofficial transcripts, would surely be able to oblige The office, on the other hand, confirming that it indeed had the ability to do so, demurred that it was not allowed to print out an unofficial transcript. "But," replied the staffer with the cultivated courtesy...