Ken, a research chemist, has been promised a fellowship with a stipend of $10,000 to do research on synthetic fuel oil. Under the terms of the fellowship, Ken is free to use the money as he sees fit. Ken decides to build his own laboratory, so he will not have to rent one. He hires a carpenter who begins working on shelving and cabinets in the laboratory. Then Ken receives a telegram saying the fellowship has been canceled. No reason is given for the cancellation. If Ken sues, will he be able to collect the money from the foundation which promised the fellowship? Explain your answer using legal analysis.