Word: scholarshipped
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Three decades ago, the Roman Catholic Church quietly admitted what critics had been saying for centuries: Magdalene's standard image as a reformed prostitute is not supported by the text of the Bible. Freed of this lurid, limiting premise and employing varying ratios of scholarship and whimsy, academics and enthusiasts have posited various other Magdalenes: a rich and honored patron of Jesus, an Apostle in her own right, the mother of the Messiah's child and even his prophetic successor. The wealth of possibilities has inspired a wave of literature, both academic and popular, including Margaret George's 2002 best...
Donahue attributed this policy to Harvard’s sizeable endowment. There is enough scholarship money available that it has not been necessary to include home equity as a factor in the financial aid decision, she said. Harvard doled out $68 million in financial aid last year...
...Union is a good school, but you have to compete against the Ivies as a non-scholarship school,” Rolston noted...
...More important than the fate of Mylroie's scholarship now that Saddam is gone but al-Qaeda continues to haunt us is the question of why the Administration placed such a strong emphasis on the purported Iraq-al-Qaeda link when it appears to have been at odds with the assessment of the U.S. intelligence community. The National Intelligence Estimate on Iraq recently released by the administration to back up its case on the "yellowcake" uranium allegations says the intelligence services did not believe it was likely that Saddam would share his weapons of mass destruction with al-Qaeda, except...
...addition, rather than looking for “cultural survivals,” such as African words or religious practices that have been preserved overseas, scholarship now looks at concepts of hybridity and creolization, at how African and American culture have impacted each other...