Word: awarders
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...presentation of several plays written for Baker's courses, a number of Boston producers became seriously interested in the plays being created at Harvard. With the founding of the Workshop, John Craig, producer at the Castle Square Theater in Boston, initiated the Harvard Prize Play Award, open to Harvard and Radcliffe undergraduates, graduates students and alumni of not more than one year. The winner of this annual prize was awarded $250 (with another $250 going to the drama section of the Harvard library) and the promise of production of the prize play for at least a week at the Castle...
...because several Junior colleges were awarding an Associate of Arts degree for only two years work. President Lowell and the faculty thought that degree was being cheapened, so they invented a new term, Adjunct in Arts, which the Commission gives new. The faculty will not award a Bachelor of Arts to an Extension student, for he does not take General examinations or participate in Tutorial work...
Anthony A. Caimt '54, of Philadelphia and Winthrop House, received the William Pains LaCroix Memorial Award at last night's banquet for the varsity and junior varsity football teams, at the Harvard Club of Boston...
...award that he received in given annually "to that members of the juniors varsity or varsity football squad who, by his enthusiasm for the game any by his sportsmanship, loyalty, and team spirit, most nearly demonstrates these qualities so characteristic of Bill LaCroix...
William LaCroix '42 was a member of the varsity, and the award was established in his honor after he died from injuries suffered while doing aircraft carrier duty in the Pacific theater during World War II. The recipient each year is chosen by a committee of coaches and friends of LaCroix. Tem Ossman, Joe Bhaw, and Howie Finney won the award in the three years of its history...