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...terms of the award provide that the essay must not exceed 10,000 words and must be typewritten in duplicate. They should contain marginal or footnote references to the authorities consulted. Essays must be mailed in duplicate, or delivered to an express company not later than April 15, 1921. They should be addressed to H. W. Dodds, Secretary of the National Municipal League, 261 Broadway, New York city, and marked "For the Baldwin Prize." The name of a competitor should not appear on the essay. A fictitious name or some other designation must be given instead, and the real name...
...terms of the award are the same as in the case of the Baldwin Prize except that the essay should not exceed 20,000 words, the essay is to be sent on September 15, 1921, and that the National Municipal League shall have the privilege of publishing the whole or any part of the successful essay...
...respectively are to be given for the best theses submitted by members of the Union, whether graduates or undergraduates, on a subject to be announced in November by the Union Library Committee. This committee, of which Professor George H. Chase '96 is chairman, will also receive the theses and award the prizes. The date for handing in contributions has not yet been decided upon but it will be some time between April 1 and May 1. The subject chosen for the competition will have a bearing on some phase of University affairs...
Five men made up the committee representing the Corporation in the award, as follows: Dr. H. P. Walcott '58, chairman; Dr. M. J. Rosenau, Professor of Preventive Medicine at the Medical School; Dr. L. J. Henderson, Professor of Biological Chemistry; Dr. F. C. Shattuck, Jackson Professor of Clinical Medicine, Emeritus; Dr. Reid Hunt, Professor of Pharmacology...
...Theobald Smith S.D. (Hon.) '10, formerly Professor of Comparative Pathology at the Harvard Medical School, has been awarded by the Harvard Corporation the Flattery Medal and $500 in gold. Dr. Smith is now Director of the Department of Criminal Pathology at the Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research. This is the first award of a medal given by M. Douglas Flattery, Law '01-02, of Boston, "to promote the scientific study at the Harvard Medical School of the causes, the cure and the prevention of disease." The medal will be awarded annually...