Word: fellowships
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They freely admit, however, that members arerigorously expected to "fellowship," or spread theword, outside the Church community. Indeed, somesenior members such as Shepherd left ministerialposts in other denominations because they weredissatisfied with the slow conversion rates...
Nice -- her growing sense of fellowship with them. After all, they are in the same business. She manipulates her clients to discover their best selves; they manipulate their marks to tap into their worst natures. Nice, too, her growing excitement (sexual and intellectual) as they seem to draw her deeper into their confidence as well as their confidence games...
After the revisions on the book are finished, Thernstrom says she hopes to travel to Ireland on a fellowship that she won from Harvard. And in the meantime, she will continue work on a novel she started this summer...
...most of my career writing about what it means to be black in America, trying to translate that for a wider audience." Joining TIME in 1972, he worked first as a writer in New York, then as a correspondent in Atlanta and Boston. In 1976 White won a Nieman Fellowship and went to Harvard to study ethnic politics and sociology in preparation for a stint as head of the Nairobi bureau from 1980 to 1982. On his return to the U.S., he covered the 1984 presidential campaign then went to Chicago as bureau chief the following year...
...Another fellowship recipient is AssistantProfessor of Law Clare Dalton, who is currentlyasking President Bok to reverse her tenure denial.Dalton, who is a member of a controversial legalfield, claims that the decision by the Law Schoolto reject her bid for a lifetime post was based onsex discrimination