Word: fellowships
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Harvard teaching fellowship is, at least, an important resource for administration, faculty and undergraduates alike; it is, at best, a problematic resource for the graduate student...
...Rhodes scholarship candidate, Jenkins has received a Rockefeller Fellowship. T.J. should also be in the running for first team All-Ivy honors when that last jump shot has been taken. He has been the consistent cog in Sanders's precision offense and defense, leading the Crimson to an 8-4 Ivy record...
Three highly-qualified Radcliffe women, the first females in Harvard history to apply for the grants, were summarily ignored by state committees of selection this fall on the basis of sex. A letter from Presidents Bok and Horner and 13 House fellowship advisers, urging revision of the statute to include women, drew generally negative response from both Rhodes trustees and state selection committees. These committees have cited their inability to change British law as reason for the continued restrictive stipulation...
With McCormack as his patron, O'Neill soon entered the inner circle of the House, where his blarney and good fellowship made him a quick favorite. O'Neill regularly attended the select meetings of Sam Rayburn's "board of education," afterhours sessions in the Speaker's office where the likes of Lyndon Johnson, Albert and McCormack met over bourbon to discuss the business of Congress...
...aggressive manager who has fought his way right to the very top. In 1934, while taking night courses at New York University, he began at Citibank as a messenger boy (weekly salary: $13.25). His drive and talent impressed his bosses so much that they gave him a fellowship to Princeton. He graduated cum laude in economics...