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Paul Whitcomb Williams '25, of New Bedford was announced the winner of the debate for the Pasteur medal in the finals held last night in the Paine Music Building...
...fourth annual Sears Prize of $100, offered by Mr. Richards Sears '91 for the best discussion on some political question, has this year been won by Hugh Langdon Elsbree '25 of Preston Hollow, New York. Paul Whitcomb Williams '25, of New Bedford, was awarded the second prize of $25. The question of the oral argument this year was "Are the Safeguards Surrounding the Amendment of the Federal Constitution Sufficient...
...talk on "Program in Sanders Theatre at 9.45 with a talk on "Physical Education and General Education." Dr. Charles H. Keene of the Pennsylvania State Educational Department will then speak on "A State Program in School Health." Following this Mr. Thomas C. Ferguson, Director of Physical Education at New Bedford will speak on "Problems in Physical Training in City Schools," Mr. Norman W. Fradd, of the department of Physical Education in the University, will conclude the morning program with a talk on "Posture Body Mechanics, and Health...
...debate in the finals on April 28: Thomas Eldreth Finley Jr., '26, of Madisonville, Ky.; Joseph Edward Klaw '24, of Hartford, Conn.; Stanley Jasspon Kunitz '26 of Worcester; Ernest Winfield Rovere '27 of New York City; Philip Walker '25, of North Brookfield; and Paul Whitcomb Williams '25, of New Bedford...
After the ballots had been counted and the decision rendered in the debate in Sanders Theatre, Hon. F. G. Allen, President of the Masachusetts Senate, announced Paul Whitcomb Williams, of New Bedford, as winner of the Coolidge Debating Prize of $100 awarded annually to the best University speaker in the trial debates for the Triangular contest...