Word: fellowships
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...while, and then reusually enough to start them off as government interns of some sort, but from there it's a steep climb to the corridors of power. So the most ambitious students--not to mention some who are less than thrilled about the prospect of a "McNamara Fellowship"--stay in school...
...concepts behind the Fellowship program was Neustadt's "in-and-outer"--that is, someone who intermittently crosses the bridge between public and private life. He feels that a year at Harvard, where a young ex-official could exchange ideas with members of the academic community and contribute some insights into practical policy matters, would be valuable...
...three other Faculty planners (Adam Yarmolinsky '43, professor of Law and chairman of the Fellowship committee; Dean Price; and Ernest R. May, professor of History and chairman of the student activities committee) were occupied primarily with other Institute business. In addition, the Institute lost the permanent services last spring of Carl Kaysen, who left Harvard to become the director of the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton, Kaysen had been associate dean of the old G.S.P.A., an aide to President Kennedy, and a key planner of the Institute after it was conceived in late...
...Secretary; RGA committee chairman; Moors Hall secretary-treasurer and head senior sister; Combined Charities; Christian Fellowship; blood drive; Barnard Scholarship...
...ways of his Alaouite ancestors, who swept out of the desert to establish their dynasty in the 17th century. He is now his own Prime Minister, army chief and Amir al Moumineen (Commander of the Faithful). He relies on his 27 Cabinet ministers primarily for background briefings and good fellowship, makes most government decisions by himself. Revered by his people as a descendant of the Prophet Mohammed, he keeps up his peasant support by weekly visits to the whitewashed villages that dot Morocco's mountains, desert and coast. "Everything in Morocco depends on the King," says a Cabinet Minister...