This limits competition among members who may be applying for the same fellowships, grants, and jobs -- a problem we struggled with, since two group members and a spouse were astronomers on the job market at the same time.
All procedures were performed using fluoroscopic guidance by the same fellowship-trained neurosurgeon with extensive experience in the performance of RF-TVA and BK for treatment of VCFs.
Despite the differences in look, space, capacity, and location, every room invited the same kind of fellowship, the same sense of a shared journey into and through Porter's music.
He was awarded a MacArthur Foundation fellowship the same year.
Then the phone rang, she said, and she learned that she had won a $10,000 Pollock-Krasner Foundathen fellowsame, the samountounthatat she had spent on the project.
Alsop received many honours, among them the Stokowski Conducting Prize in 1988 and, in the same year, a Leonard Bernstein fellowship to the Tanglewood (Mass).
The Writing Seminars at Johns Hopkins started in 1947; Stanford inaugurated its writing fellowships the same year; Cornell's creative-writing program opened in 1948.
The Restart fellowships will carry the same stipend as EMBO's long-term fellowships, which, "if you're over 30 and have children, gets pretty good," says Wallon.
The same is true of the Stanford Stegner fellowship, and the Provincetown Fine Arts Work Center fellowship, which absolutely exclude those not already privileged enough to be members of the guild.
