Word: fellowships
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Levin continued his astronomical rise after college with a Shaw Fellowship, which he used for study at the Sorbonne, and with his appointment, immediately afterwards to Harvard's newly organized Society of Fellows. Famous during this period for his fiery reviews in such liberal intellectual journals as The Nation and The New Republic, he had nevertheless restricted his scholarly endeavors, for the most part, to respectably antique subjects. When James Joyce published his last and longest book, however, Levin could not resist penning a review called "On First Looking Into Finnegans Wake." He was one of the first critics courageous...
Members present last night and subscribing to the Forum agreement were the U.N. Council, Debate Council, Society for Minority Rights, New Conservative Club, Social Democratic Forum, Conserative League, Young Democrats, Liberal Union, and Fellowship of Reconciliation...
Services for the noted historian and author, a Cambridge resident, will be held at 2 p.m. today in Christ Church. His widow has asked that flowers be omitted and that friends make donations to the Nieman Fellowship instead...
...North African problem will be solved not by attacking French and Arab political differences, but by encouraging westerners with non-violent ideals to live with and teach illiterate North African Moslems, said Rev. Andre Trocme, International Secretary of the Fellowship of Reconciliation. at an FOR meeting last night...
Dean Bundy, who accepted the pledges, promised the group that the best man in the field would be secured for the chair. The money pledged last night, he said, would probably be used for a scholarship or fellowship in Armenian history...