Word: fellowships
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...hopes to bring senators and cabinet members here for short visits, perhaps modeled on Yale's Chubb Fellowship program, and to add two groups of permanent residents: a set of older men, including retired or defeated politicians, career public officials between jobs, or those who have books to turn out; and younger men, in their late twenties or early thirties, on the verge of entering politics. A few political journalists might be included...
...case in point. An editor of the South African magazine Drum, a weekly columnist, and possibly South Africa's leading African journalist, Nakasa was denied a passport by the South African government which would have enabled him to arrive at the University in time to accept a Nieman Fellowship. Instead, he was given an exit permit, allowing him to come (he arrived two months late), but at the expense of his citizenship. Should he try to return to South Africa, Nakasa faces trial and up to three years' imprisonment--all because of his journalistic success...
Putnam spent 1952 on a Rockefeller Fellowship studying the concept of logic He taught at Northwestern University as an instructor in Philosophy and served as assistant professor at Princeton from...
William A. Drayton Jr. '63, of Lowell House and New York, has been awarded a Henry Fellowship for graduate study at Oxford University during 1965-66. Two Yale students and a Princeton student also received Henry Fellowships...
...turned to the difficulties of bringing active politicians to the Institute. It would be good to have visitors in residence "for their own and for the community's sake." Yale's Chubb Fellowship program, which brings politicians to New Haven for a week, might be one model. Then an older man putting together his memoirs might be brought to Cambridge "to get a Bundy-Stimpson volume by finding a Bundy to go with a Stimpson." Neustadt feels this could be done "twice a generation...