Word: fellowships
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...MacDonald's accession to the Premiership; but he still holds the reins, and his grip grows stronger, if anything. Whether his French counterpart will fare so-happily will depend upon his success in finding the common purpose of his variegated groups and in keeping this bond of political fellowship swell in the fore-ground...
Expression of his thoughts at this time led to his imprisonment and dismissal from his fellowship at Trinity College, Cambridge. To quote however, Prof. Ralph Barton Perry-"He is respected by oppoments and followers alike as possessing one of the genuinely distinguished and brilliant philosophic minds of the day"-and immediately after the war he was released from prison and reinstated in his fellowship. Again speaking of Russell's nature. Wesley C. Mitchell points out, Bertrand Russell possesses extraordinary courage. He has the moral intensity of a martyr, the intellectual confidence of a great logician, and the calm assurance...
Dear Sir: Some time ago, I received the invitation of the Association Harvard Clubs which bears your signature. I appreciate fully that this red-letter circular is a cordial social invitation and nothing it contains is intended to be taken seriously but the spirit of good fellowship for which Harvard Clubs are famous, and especially the Harvard Club of New Jersey, to which I belong...
...rented at a lower price than the others. Private baths have been omitted, and general showers and toilets being less expensive, have been centrally located to be used by all the students. Rooms in each dormitory have been provided for the proctors, thus increasing the personal contact and good fellowship between the staff and the students. Common rooms are provided in each dormitory where easy chairs and tables covered with the popular business magazines may be found
...also a misapprehension. At Oxford not long ago, if I am right, a students' publication, "The New Oxford", was suppressed on account of remarks that it contained. Nothing of the kind has, I believe, occurred here within the memory of man. During the war you lost your fellowship at Cambridge on account of your opinions. No such thing happened at Harvard. Throughout the war we kept and protected a German subject in our instructing staff. In spite of outcries for their dismissal, from alumni and others. Professor Munsterberg and Mr. Lashi were unflinchingly maintained in their positions. Throughout all trials...