Word: awarders
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Established but a few years ago the Pulitzer prizes have already won an esteem in the field of American letters similar to that commanded by the Nobel awards in the sphere of internation at scholarship. It is exceedingly gratifying therefore, that a member of the Harvard faculty has been announced as one of the winners. And the fact that Professor Mellwain has won the award on the basis of a treatise on the American Revolution--a subject which had apparently been exhausted by generations of American historians--is an added tribute to his scholarship. The compliment paid to a great...
When questioned on this award, DeMar said, "I am very, very pleased to receive this official recognition." In 1911, after his first victory, he was offered a letter by Vermont University, which he had attended, but is reported to have said that he didn't have the check to accent it. "I have the check to accept this letter, however," he said, "for during the war I acquired some from the army...
...Will Award $110 in Prizes...
...award of this scholarship is in the hands of the Council of Trinity College following such nomination. It was established in 1919 in memory of Lieutenant Charles H. Fiske 3d of Harvard '19, who died of wounds received in action with the 111th Infantry of the 28th Division in France in August, 1918. The present holder of the scholarship is James A. H. Wilder '23, of Hawaii...
...Harvard Club of Berkshire has recently voted to award a scholarship of $250 for the academic year 1924-1925. While primarily intended for students in secondary schools planning to enter the Freshman class next year, under certain conditions it is available for any resident of Berkshire County, Massachusetts, now enrolled in a department of the University...