Word: fellowships
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Thirty-three scholarships were held by resident members of the Graduate School last year; the number has now been reduced, however, to 26 in order to increase the income. Considering the increased number of applications it was voted to establish 20 University Scholarships of $150 each. The fellowships in the Graduate School yield an aggregate of $11,200 annually; the scholarships amount yearly to $10,450. In 1890 Mrs. Mary E. Hemenway presented the Hemenway Fellowship to the trustees of the Peabody Museum, to be awarded to a member of the Graduate School studying in that department. The Harvard Club...
...Harvard men have recently been appointed to professorships in the University of Chicago. William Gardner Hale graduated at the head of the class of '70, and soon after received a fellowship in philosophy here. In 1874, he was appointed tutor in Latin and two years later, he was chosen to a fellowship in classics. Since 1880 he has been professor of Latin at Cornell and in Chicago he will occupy a similar position...
That the effect upon the educational efficiency of the college has been to stimulate materially the general industry of the undergraduates and to increase the quantity and improve the quality of the work done by them, to create an unusual intellectual fellowship between instructors and students, and to encourage the operation of high motives and broad considerations in the selection and pursuit of their studies in common...
...social way. More than this it is one of the few thoroughly democratic occasions in the history of a class; at it men rise above cliques, factions and society ties to become for the first time a united body, and out of it grow bonds of unity and good-fellowship which join them, henceforth, for the welfare of their class...
...happy. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L. Farwell, parents of S. E. Farwell, leader of the glee club, gave a party at the Aberdeen after the concert. It was universally agreed that this was by far the pleasantest event of the trip. There was an air of congeniality and good fellowship about the whole thing which the fellows found nowhere else to the same degree. Mr. and Mrs. Farwell spared no pains to make the affair a brilliant success and they may certainly feel satisfied with the result...