Word: awarders
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Allowances for the award-winning fellows in their first year of graduate study will be $1,400; for those in their intermediate years, $1,600; those in their terminal year of graduate study will receive $1,800; and post-doctoral winners will...
...Crimson's outstanding players who will see action against M.I.T. is Dwight Hyde, who plays forward at 190 pounds. Hyde won the Burr Award on the varsity football team four years ago. Last year he scored two "tries," goals worth three points each, as the Crimson rolled over a British Navy team, 22 to 0, the biggest score a Harvard rugby team has ever...
...award, financed by the Ford Foundation's Fund for the Advancement of Education, follows a recent University refusal to admit future groups of Ford scholars. Yale said its applications have increased so greatly that it can no longer reserve for the Ford group the fifty places in the enrollment which it is requesting...
...young soprano was earning her living as a singer in Canada when she won a Naumburg Award to cover the cost of a Manhattan debut last year. In December, she gave a Town Hall recital that won her enthusiastic reviews. That did it. She was signed up for a U.S. tour for next season and got a tryout with Toscanini. He was murmuring "Brava" before she had gone very far, "Bravissima...
...High Noon. In Manhattan, Broadway's Shirley Booth, whose slatternly housewife in Come Back, Little Sheba was her first screen role, stumbled excitedly up the steps to the stage. But the Hollywood audience, watching the big-screen TV, also saw her gracefully walk off with a well-deserved award for "best actress...