Word: stipends
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Miss Warren will use her $3000 stipend to investigate "the relationship between political structure and national character," in several European countries as well as Ghana. A concentrator in Philosophy and Social Relations, she was also vice-President of the Radcliffe...
...obligation of providing schooling. He raises the operating expenses chiefly from the Sunday collection plate, getting contributions that would make almost any Protestant minister envious; he charges little or no tuition. Going heavily for him are two assets: he can get nun teachers at a board, room and stipend cost of only $650-$1,250 a year, and he can often tap diocesan funds for loans for building...
...award will be named the Arthur D. Little Fellowship, in honor of the founder of the industrial consulting and research firm in Cambridge which bears his name. The Little Foundation has provided full cost of tuition and stipend for three years beginning in September...
Jack I. Heller, teaching fellow at the Law School, and John S. Saloma, teaching fellow in Political Science, will join the 15 other winners of grants from the American Political Science Association. The minimum stipend of $4,500 will permit them to engage in research and discussion, and to participate in Congressional affairs...
...five-year diet of heavily technological courses (including a first year of Russian for six hours a day). Politically, it is supposedly neuter: a benign effort to train "children of the workers" in Asia, Africa, Latin America. The lure is free transportation, free room and books, a monthly stipend of $90 (which is twice as much as Russian students get) and a $300 clothing allowance for those Moscow frosts. The Russians say 43,000 people applied this year...