Word: competitor
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...authorities consulted. Essays must be mailed in duplicate, or delivered to an express company not later than April 15, 1921. They should be addressed to H. W. Dodds, Secretary of the National Municipal League, 261 Broadway, New York city, and marked "For the Baldwin Prize." The name of a competitor should not appear on the essay. A fictitious name or some other designation must be given instead, and the real name of the competitor (together with college and home address) must be enclosed in a sealed envelope accompanying the essay...
...suitable subject may be selected by a competitor provided it be submitted to the Secretary of the League and approved by him not less than 30 days before the time set for the closing of the competition. However, no preliminary approval is required in case selection is made from the following list of subjects...
This position is open to Sophomores and Juniors. An unusual opportunity is offered this year to the candidates from the class of 1922 for the successful competitor will become Manager in his Senior year after only one year as Assistant. In the case of Sophomores, the Assistant Manager will be appointed from among that group next spring and will serve in that capacity until his Senior year, when he will become Manager. In the future, competition will be open only to members of the Sophomore class. Juniors then should not allow this opportunity to slip...
...same time and place all candidates from the Freshman class for the position of dormitory crew managers will meet. The winning competitor becomes manager of the winning dormitory crew, and will receive a medal such as is given to all the members of his crew. The runners-up in the competition are appointed managers of the other dormitory crews. All candidates will gain valuable experience for the spring competition for 1924 crew managers...
...discouragement. this is not the case. The action of the executive committee was taken to carry on more effectively the campaign to win the Republican nomination for Herbert Hoover. Since the straw ballot has shown that Harvard favors Hoover by a two to one majority over the nearest competitor, and since the academic year is drawing to a close, the executive committee decided that the funds and energies of the league would be most usefully employed hereafter on work for the Hoover Republican Club of Cambridge. BHARLES W. ELIOT...