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Bowdoin prizes amounting to $850 were distributed among three undergraduates and two graduate students yesterday afternoon by the announcement of the award by the committee of judges. The competition for the Bowdoin prizes this year has been one of the largest and most representative. Eighty-three essays were submitted, 37 of undergraduate and 46 of graduate students...
...Group IV, Modern Languages and Literature, John Gilbert D'Arcy Paul 1G., of Baltimore, Md., was awarded a $200 graduate prize for his essay on "Mr. Henry James: A Sauntering." In Group VI, Philosophy, Education, and Fine Arts, Norbert Wiener 4G., of Cambridge, won a prize of $200 for his essay on "Relativism." No award was made in Group V, History, Government, and Economics...
...James F. Curtis '99, of Boston, Arthur S. Pier '95, of Milton, William L. Putnam '82, of Boston, James H. Ropes '89, Hollis Professor of Divinity, and Dexter Lecturer on Biblical Literature in the University, and Dr. Henry P. Walcott '58, of Cambridge, Fellow of Harvard College. They will award two first prizes of $30 each, and three second prizes of $20 each to the five best speakers...
...class tennis tournaments will begin on Jarvis Field tomorrow afternoon. It has been decided to award cups to the four class champions. The winner of each class tournament will play the best man on the University squad for the class title...
...Davison, Jr., '06 opened the program with an organ recital: "Romance," by Rheinberger, and "Toccata," by Widor. The thirty members of the Harvard Glee Club sang: "At Sea," by Buck, the "Serenade," by Borodine, and several football songs. After the award of the prize the one hundred and twenty members of the four glee clubs rendered the "Stein Song" as the finale of the program...