Word: fellowships
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Harry Russell Shaw Travelling Fellowship, established to give seniors with show promise of success of professional or business careers an opportunity to supplement their formal education with a year of travel in Europe, was awarded this year to David B. Lewin '54 of New York City and Lowell House. Lewin holds the Wister Prize for highest excellence in mathematics, and managed the Lowell House Opera this year...
...jovial as Wilson was bellicose, came to Kanab in a house trailer, with some vague agreement to work on Wilson's claims. The partners fought, made up, fought again. One day last week Holland and Wilson were observed in town, apparently in a rare mood of good fellowship. They set off to inspect new claims, returned that night, and made plans to meet the next...
...rose, instead of ice tea, would do wonders with corn beef and cabbage, and House meals might be the high points of the day. If it is possible, affability and general good fellowship would increase in the dining rooms, and the sparkle of conversation would be supplemented by champagne and sparkling burgundy. Of course, the academic side of the University could help in its own small way with snifters before each class. Red wine before a meaty lecture, and white wine before a fowl...
After spending the First World War as a Lieutenant in the Army Medical Corps in Georgia, Ferry won a National Research Council fellowship and studied physical chemistry for two years at M.I.T. He returned to Harvard as an instructor in 1928, Master of Winthrop House in 1930, and associate professor in 1931. He has been at Winthrop ever since, with the exception of three years spent as a lieutenant colonel in the Medical Corps during World War II, in charge of chemical defense against biological warfare...
Maass himself holds a Guggenheim study fellowship, but he asserted it would not interfere with either his new duties or his teaching...