Word: fellowships
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...established a fellowship program at the [Harvard] Museum of Comparative Zoology with that money," he explained. "I'll give some of the Japan Prize to a home for crippled children, I haven't decided what I'll do with the rest...
Harvard-Radcliffe Christian Fellowship; Harvard Society of Black Scientists & Engineers; Association of Harvard-Radcliffe Chemistry Students; Harvard Crimson; North House Committee. Holmes Hall President...
H.A.N.D. Tutor Program Coordinator; Award Peer Tutor Program; Harvard-Radcliffe Christian Fellowship; PBH Massachusetts General Hospital Volunteer; Mozart society Orchestra...
After the advisors are done, the faculty committee meets to consider the accepted applications. At this time, Bohlmann said, fellowship advisers from the houses can make a case for the inclusion of any specific nomination originally not endorsed...
...membership had its privileges. For as little as $55 a year, consumers could twinkle in fellowship with such glitterati as Mikhail Baryshnikov, Ella Fitzgerald and Meryl Streep. All one had to do was wave one's little piece of green, gold or platinum plastic, and waiters and clerks would fawn prettily. Such potent snob appeal once seemed irresistible -- until American Express "cardmembers" began weighing the costs of privilege against the benefits of more plebeian credit cards. While the AmEx elite shelled out annual fees, Discover clients were issued free cards. Amex users had to pay their bills in full each...