Word: awarded
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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They fell in love in Johannesburg. Bennie Hermer was the young resident physician in Durban's King Edward VIII Hospital. Olda Mehr was a concert pianist, pretty, 18, with glowing black eyes. When she won the Royal Music Academy Award in 1938, she sailed for London, promising she would come back in a year to be married...
Symbolic of exceptional scholastic ability, the John Harvard Scholarships have been awarded this year to twenty-eight upperclassmen, who have made Group I consistently. These scholarships are an honorary award, and are not to be applied...
After making the award to Harlow, he said, the members decided that the success of Crimson crews during Bolles' six years as coach was reason enough to give him an honorary letter, but that he had "no intimation that Bolles is leaving...
...Society. "Nothing but the proximity to Harvard justifies the establishment of a women's college there." But after a few years the young ladies got tired of doing Harvard work, with Harvard professors, and getting no diploma at all. So the Society petitioned for the right to award degrees, and got it only when they organized as a college, with the specific proviso that the President and Fellows of Harvard stand behind every Radcliffe degree. The name itself is in honor of Ann Radcliffe, who in 1641 had been the first woman to donate money to Harvard...
Last minute entry for the Academy Award is Bette Davis' newest acting miracle "Now, Voyager." One does not even have to appreciate her to approve of the craftsmanlike piece of work she paces here; and, when combined with the B-plus-grade thriller "Secret Enemies," it makes one of the strongest double feature bills Boston has seen in a long time...