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Fennessy also held a casting call at Wellesley, which attracted over 900 students in search of silver-screen magic and an $81 daily stipend. Wellesley sophomore Laura Young, one of the 200 extras chosen, said the experience was authentic to a fault...
Though Harvard’s Education School will not receive a stipend, Lagemann said she supports the project, which will give $5 million to each of four graduate schools of education. The schools will match the grant money and create residency programs for recently graduated teachers...
...enjoyed the humor in these magazines more than any child of my acquaintance, And of all the humorists, Ogden Nash was the one who in my little reliquary acquired patron-saintance. Soon my Nashophilia had so far ripened That I plopped down 35 cents of my hard-begged weekly stipend And bought "The Pocket Book of Ogden Nash," for its was worth all that money To possess a collection of Nash's best poems, or at least those that the editor Louis Untermeyer thought were funny. Thus began the Nashomania Of a 10-year-old at 6910 Heyward Street, Philadelphia...
There are many ways to compare these institutes—from numbers of applications (generally in the 400 to 600 range) to annual stipend (up to $45,000 for most institutes). The report from Radcliffe’s own committee concludes with charts comparing facilities and resources of various institutes. The Institute receives about 550 applicants and offers to pay them as much...
Last year, over 200 applicants vied for 25 spots. Fellows, at Harvard for a full academic year, may attend courses in any field they choose and receive a stipend...