| Author Locke of the Harlem Renaissance, the first African-American Rhodes scholar (1907) |
| Provide steady funds for, as a scholarship |
| Basis for many scholarships |
| Scholar's goal |
| Benedictine scholar |
| The scholarly world |
| Org. offering college scholarships |
| Dutch Renaissance scholar |
| Criterion for some scholarships |
| Subjects studied by medieval scholars? |
| Scholar's motivation |
| Ancient Jewish scholar |
| Provide with money, as for a permanent scholarship |
| Religious scholar |
| Scholar's acquisition |
| Moslem scholars |
| Provide income, as a scholarship |
| Scholarship recipient, perhaps |
| Road scholar's book? |
| Folk music scholar who helped popularize Leadbelly and Burl Ives |
| Scholarship criterion |
| In a scholarly fashion |
| Scholarship recipient, e.g. |
| It ends many scholarly citations |
| Where the Newcastle Scholarship is awarded |
| Scot's scholarship |
| Scholarly evaluations |
| Scholarly authority |
| Like eminent scholars |
| African-American legal scholar Guinier |