Word: fellowships
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...this change breaks faith with a fellowship far greater than that of one college. The procession of universities stretches from young Swansea through stripling Yale to aging Harvard and continues back through the centuries to ancient Paris and Bologna. When next our President travels to an academic convocation, he must expect to be derided as the man who changed Alma Mater to Foster Mother...
...senior year. Birch organized a secret "Fellowship Group" and set out to suppress a mildly liberal trend at Mercer. He and twelve colleagues collected examples of "heresy" uttered by faculty members (example: a reference to evolution), whipped up support among Georgia's Baptist clergy, finally forced the school to try five men on the charge. Mercer eventually dismissed the cases, but not before admonishing 75-year-old Dr. John D. Freeman, a world-famous Baptist leader, for using a theologically "unsound" textbook. That summer Dr. Freeman quietly retired from Mercer. Says a professor: "It broke...
Each person accepted for the program will receive an East Africa Training Fellowship, which will provide living expenses and a cash allowance for the orientation periods at Teachers College and at Makere. The prospective teachers will get instruction in the history and geography of East Africa, as well as special language training...
Gene S. Keyes '63, Michael Itkin, a bishop of the Free Catholic Church, and Peter Salmon, a field worker for the Fellowship for Reconciliation, stressed the role of passive resistance in preventing the annihilation of civilization...
...University is seeking a $2 million fellowship fund to provide support for selected scholars to work at the Italian villa. Until the fund can be raised, a limited number of scholars who are working in the fields of art, history, and literature will be invited to join the I Tatti research group...