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Published last night were the names of the annual Bowdoin prize recipients for dissertations in English. These are the University's oldest prizes, established in 1794 by Governor James Bowdoin and increased in 1901 by George S. Bowdoin...
Julius A. Abels, of Brooklyn, N. Y., C. C. N. Y. '34; Roland B. Brandis, Jr., of Greensboro, N. C., Richmond '37; Ernest R. Dalton, of Hopedale, Bowdoin '37; Stephen Enke, of Cambridge, Stanford '36; Edgar J. Kemler, of Baltimore, Md., Johns Hopkins '37; Robert J. M. Matteson, of Bennington, Va., Middlebury '38; Paul F. McGuire, of Wauwatosa, Wis., Wisconsin '37; Hugh L. Stewart, of Arlington, Va., Kansas State '31; James E. Wood, of Washington, D. C., College of the Pacific '29; Burton O. Young, of Arlington, Va., Oberlin...
...speeches, guaranteed to be brief, will be given at the special ceremony by Harvey D. Gibson, of Bowdoin, chairman of the World's Fair; Stephen F. Voorhies, president of the Princeton Club of New York; Thomas coward, president of the Yale Club of New York; and Frederick Roy Martin, president of the local Harvard Club...
Robert H. Brooks '40, of Needham, Mass., was awarded the two Bowdoin prizes of $75 each for the best translations into Greek and Latin. One prize was for a translation into Attic Greek of a passage in George Santayana's "The sense of Beauty," and the other for a translation into Latin of a passage in James Bryce's "The American Commonwealth...
...team has been victorious against the Harvard Employee's team, the Coast Guard Academy, Worcester Academy, Boston University, Vermont, and in the Quadrangular meet against B. U., Norwich, and Bowdoin. The only defeats have been at the hands of the Boston Marine Corps team and Rhode Island University...