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Outstanding among the 40 awards is that of the Associated Harvard Clubs, the central organization for Harvard Clubs throughout the country. This award, open to applicants from every state, has been made to F. A. Welty '36, of Dubois, Wyoming, a graduate of the Wyoming University preparatory school...
Preacher Rose's junket was the 1932 ''Distinguished Service Award for New England Pastors" given by the New England Fellowship, for purely spiritual services, to pastors earning less than $2,000 a year. Belfast born and London trained, wiry, ruddy, sharp-nosed Preacher Rose was called to the Congregational Church in small Vershire, Vt. four years ago. There was a Congregational Church at West Fairlee Centre and Preacher Rose soon took to preaching there also. Presently the parishioners of an abandoned Methodist Church at West Fairlee offered him its pulpit. He accepted. He even got the three...
Last year the club won, for the third consecutive time, the Loening Trophy, given annually to the most successful college flying club in America. A silver cup and a cash award of $250 constituted the prize. It was presented to members of the club in August at a dinner of the National Aeronautical Association in Washington, D. C. Competitors over whom the Harvard Flying Club was adjudged superior included groups from Yale, Michigan University, William and Mary College, and New York University...
...work in his own country, of he may spend it in postgraduate work in any British Overseas Dominion on approval of his own College and the Rhodes Trustees. This third year may not be spent studying in his own country. A Harvard candidate may present himself for the award either from this state, or from the state in which he legally resides, in either case representing the University...
...plan to award service scholarships, which is to be employed in the College as well as the Business School, is similar to the Price Green leaf Aid given to Freshmen in the College, with the stipulation that recipients shall do a certain amount of work in libraries, dining halls, or connected with the buildings and grounds. In the absence of many endowed scholarships, the Business School has always depended on the loan fund to furnish financial assistance to students. As in previous years this source of aid will be available in addition to the service scholarships...