Word: fellowshipped
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...greatest assertion of the intelligence and the capacity of a people! . . . Dizzying growth! . . The word 'energy' seems to have been devised to express and define American life in all its aspects even unto its most spiritual manifestations, even when it appears as moral energy, irradiating courage, altruism and human fellowship, asserting its civilization by deeds of daring and actions of good will, of confidence and of faith in the destiny of man, in peace, in liberty and in the justice of nations...
Today another class of Harvard men become alumni. The mere fact that 1965 young men have been admitted into the varying degrees of the fellowship of educated men means little to the world in general, but to those particular individuals today's ceremonies stand for an imminent and momentous transition. It has been an occasion for much sentimentalising and cynicism, but in spite of the usual abundance of talk on both sides of the situation the Class of 1930 will in all probability maintain its equilibrium in the time to come...
Reginald Henry Phelps of Southwick, Massachusetts, is announced as the holder of the Henry Russell Shaw Travelling Fellowship, the highest award to a member of the Senior Class at Harvard. At the same time it was announced that Otto Eugene Schoen-Rene of New York City would hold the Lionel de Jersey Harvard Studentship at Emmanuel College, Cambridge. Five high-ranking seniors were the recipients of Sheldon Travelling Fellowships for the coming year, and one travelling scholarship for the coming summer was awarded...
Annually for the past 23 years an architectural student, "unmarried, a citizen of the U. S. not over 30," has won a Fellowship worth $8,000 to go to the American Academy in Rome and study there for three years. The winner has the satisfaction of knowing that he is theoretically the best U. S. architectural hope of the year, that at the end of his studies he may expect a job in a good architect's office or an instructorship in a reputable school, that he may well become a Great Architect. Among famed U. S. architects...
...work from that, but none of them did." Well might Winner Reichardt have feared the Yale threat, for in the past four years two Yale men from the recently enlarged art school at New Haven have won the Prix de Rome for architecture. Schools with the greatest number of fellowship winners are: 1) Columbia; 2) Pennsylvania; 3) M. I. T. and Yale...