Word: awarders
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Harvard Menorah Society will close Friday, April 1. Through the generosity of the late Jacob H. Schiff the Society is able to offer $100 as a prize for the best essay by an undergraduate on a subject connected with the work and achievements of the Jewish people. The award is made by a committee of three, of which Professor David Gordon Lyon is Chairman. Professor Jewett is also one of the judges, but owing to the death of Professor of the Jewish Theological Seminary, New York City, the third position remains unfilled. Dr. H. A. Wolfson, who acted...
...Manila, which cut off all communication with the Philippines and China by our route, we diverted traffic via Yap to Shanghai over the German-Dutch system." American commercial expansion demands communications with Asia that will not be under the control of a competing power. The United States disputes the award of Yap to Japan because the mandate would give that country exclusive control over a strategic center of communication...
Although associated with the award of scholarships, the list of men receiving Deturs was not announced by the College Office at the same time as the scholarship awards, and is now published for the first time...
...American-Scandinavian Foundation will award some time in March twenty scholarships, bearing stipends of about $1000, ten of which are for study in Sweden, five for study in Denmark, and five for study in Norway. Applications for these scholarships are first passed upon by the Committee on General Scholarships, of which Dean Briggs is chairman. The Committee will rate the candidates in order of merit and forward their nominations to the Foundation, arranged in order of preference with the supporting papers of each candidate. By this method the Foundation hopes to be able to choose the men intelligently, since...
...sort, shook the fight out of the Crimson team. Cramped quarters did not help to make life any easier to the Crimson men. Frequent fouling by the Rhode Islanders did not help, since Pallo, who usually has had an accurate eye for the basket, failed repeatedly to make the award count...