Word: stipend
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...York, March 3, Announcement was made here tonight that Harvard is represented among a narrowed field of four surviving competitors selected for a third and final eliminative competition for ultimate award of 28th Paris Prize in Architecture of the Society of Beaux Arts Architects carrying an annual stipend of $1,440 a year for 2 1-2 years...
...achieve the first aim, the Dean feels that awards should be granted to students of outstanding ability regardless of financial status "with the under standing that stipends will be assistance and that, if a stipend is attached, the amount should be adjusted in accordance with the student's need." Possibly, a different terminology for this type of award is desirable, he also believes...
...England's so-called High Court of Justice the Chancery Division is headed by the Lord High Chancellor with a stipend of ?6,000 per year, while the King's Bench Division is headed by the Lord Chief Justice at ?8,000. Appeals from the High Court of Justice may be carried to the House of Lords which, when sitting as a Court of Appeal, has been compared to the U. S. Supreme Court. Ecclesiastical cases, however, and appeals from the highest courts of India, the Dominions and the Colonies go to the Judicial Committee of the Privy...
...Exeter Cathedral, changed posts after annoying his Bishop by inviting Nonconformists into his pulpit (TIME, July 2). An able philosopher and theologian. Dean Matthews gets $10,000 a year at St. Paul's, will be poorer than he was at Exeter because he must give part of his stipend to his good friend Dean Inge...
...sent to Peking where his hard-riding military experience stood him in good stead, both at polo which he and other junior diplomats played in the precincts of the Temple of Heaven and at poker where his winnings had to be relied on to augment his small official stipend. The day came when the State Department discovered that Henry Fletcher was also a diplomat. As chargé d'affaires at Peking in 1909, amid the rumblings that preceded the overthrow of the Empire, he proved his mettle. From then on his path was onward and upward. President Taft made...