Word: fellowships
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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After coming to Harvard and receiving his degree in 1925, he traveled in Europe for a year under a Sheldon Fellowship. "The fellowship was for traveling or study," he relates, "and I traveled." His grand tour took him to most of the capitals of Europe, although he spent most of his time in what was then the cultural center of the continent and the world: Berlin. "The beer was good there, too," he reminisces, "and plentiful...
Naff, a graduate of the University of Texas, Summa Cum Laude, at present holds a National Scholarship here, and is editor of The Law Review. He will use his Fellowship for study of Jurisprudence at Oxford University...
...should make a start toward a national professional scholarship and fellowship program," he added, advocating the use of "Federal funds to a limited degree to keep the road to the universities open o outstanding talent from all economic levels...
...institution composed of sharps and flats rather than bricks and mortar, the Pierian Sodality is older than most of the more orthodox structures of the University, Memorial Hall included. Founded in 1808 by students anxious to improve their instrumental skills, the Sodality (Latin for fellowship) was at first more a social congregation than a note-following gathering. Yet their early addiction to mellow spirits rather than spirited melodies in no way obviates their claim to being "the oldest musical organization in America"-as well as Boston...
Harry Ashmore, a newsman who made history in 1941 as the youngest Nieman Fellow ever given a fellowship, has recently taken over the editorship of the Charlotte, North Carolina, "News...