Word: awarders
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...award will this year be made by a committee of the Department of the Classics consisting of Professor Charles Burton Gulick '90, Professor Herbert Weir Smyth '78, and Professor George Henry Chase '96. Besides the themes submitted any other scholarship evidence available of the contestants will be considered in the decision. The committee may, in special cases, not require the thesis, and it will make the award without regard to the pecuniary needs of the competitors...
Last year the scholarship was not regularly awarded but an honorary award of it was later made to Henry R. Atkinson...
...Cushman beat J. O. Tragard, T. B. Malmud won from Abe Ehre, and in the finals of this series threw Cushman, thus gaining the 135-pound title. In the 158-pound class E. G. Lowry beat D. W. Evans, while E. H. Bates won the 175-pound award by default. T. W. Heag, the other candidate, being forced by injuries to for felt the match...
...John Buckley Bryan 3E.S. of Sheepshead Bay, N. Y., as first assistant manager of the wrestling team; of James Todd Baldwin '24 of Chestnut Hill, as second assistant manager; and of Colton Dunbar Hazard '25 of Jamaica Plain, as manager of the Freshman team. The question of the award of insignia to Freshman cross-country managers was referred to a discussion of the Minor Sports Council...
Theses for the Charles Eliot Norton Fellowship in Greek Studies, tenable for the year 1922-23, which is open to all undergraduates of the University and Radcliffe College, are due tomorrow. Applications for the fellowship closed on December 1, 1921; the award is to be made by a committee appointed by the Department of Classics on the basis of a thesis on an approved subject and such other evidence as may be accessible. Candidates for the fellowship should hand in their theses to the chairman of the Department of Classics tomorrow, the result to be announced as soon as possible...