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...dignified, genial patriarch of the University's rate book depository plans merely to shift his attention from administration to personal studies and teaching, both of which naturally focus on explaining books to others. After spending next term doing research on a Guggenheim Fellowship, he will resume his duties as Professor of Bibliography for three final years-until he reaches mandatory retirement...
Charles Colson, 50, special counsel to President. Considered toughest, meanest of Nixon's hardball political advisers. Pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice. Served seven months. Although cynics sneered, he claimed to have been born again; few now doubt his religious sincerity. Has led full-time Prison Fellowship program, promoting Christianity among convicts, fighting for better prison conditions and more effective rehabilitation. Lecturer. Wrote autobiography that sold more than 3 million copies. Lives in McLean...
...three years of fencing for the Harvard varsity. "One of the good things about Oxford," he says, "is you can still fence on the undergraduate team when you're a graduate." In addition to fencing, Samkange looks forward to a good deal of traveling over the course of his fellowship. After graduation, he will visit his mother's relatives in Jackson, and then go to Europe until Oxford begins in October. One disappointment, though, is that he and the other Rhodes Scholars will not be able to sail overseas on the Queen Elizabeth II, as is traditional, because the ship...
Fiorina will spend next year on a Guggenheim Fellowship at Stanford's Center for Advanced Studies in Behavioral Sciences, conducting research on how governmental regulations originate. The 36-year-old political scientist is the author of three books about the motives of American voters...
...people in the park have hope, at least while they are singing. The hopes lies in their fellowship, a solidarity among devout elderly ladies and their irreverent grandchildren not choreographed for 700,000 living rooms. The food that the minister has located probably will not feed all the hungry listening in the park. But its presence shows that he feels that the church must provide for the community. Though strangers perhaps to each other, the people are together, behind the chain-link fence...