Word: scholarshipped
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Judges selected the 20 First Team members, as well as the 40 students on the All-USA Second and Third Teams, from about 1,200 applicants nominated by their schools. Winners received a $2,500 scholarship...
Ferna'ndez-Cifuentes praised Epps' published work, most notably a book on Juan Goytisolo, saying that it is some of the most insightful and original scholarship produced in his field...
Both within Judaism and in Harvard's worldview, there is a healthy respect for the dead. We are constantly educated with and measured against the scholarship, philosophies and lifestyles of those who came before us. The slate headstones of Harvard presidents and professors, slanting with age, cast long shadows, as do the names on the room histories distributed to every first-year: Emerson, Roosevelt, Kennedy. Sometimes it feels like they are watching over us. Sometimes we have to watch over them...
William P. Alford, director of HLS's East Asian Legal Studies Program, also praised Ramseyer's scholarship...
Serious Lotto scholarship, based on newly unearthed documents (including Lotto's studio journal), didn't begin until the late 19th century. When Bernard Berenson wrote the monograph that defined Lotto's oeuvre in 1895, he caused a scandal by throwing out scores of pseudo-Lottos. Collectors, particularly ducal ones in Britain, were enraged by the high-handedness with which this young, upstart American Jew downgraded their swans to ducks, but the fact was that Berenson was 90% right in his Lotto reattributions. From this point the critical overhaul of Lotto slowly began...