Word: contestant
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...year. A distinction will be made in favor of undergraduate work, for which there will be a first prize of $250, and a second prize of $200. For the best essay by a member of the Graduate School there will be a prize of $300. The rules governing the contest are as follows...
...undergraduate contest will be open to all men including Freshmen, who are in regular standing in Harvard College or the Lawrence Scientific School. The essays may be on any subject whatever, provided it is first approved by the Bowdoin Prize Committee, Professor F. W. Taussig, 2 Scott street. Essays are not to exceed 10,000 words; they must be handed to the Recording Secretary of the University before April 1, 1901, and must conform to the rules printed on page 470 of the University Catalogue...
...will not be accepted. As in the case of the undergraduate essays, the topics or subjects must be approved in advance by the Prize Committee, and handed in at the same time and place. The rules on page 470 of the last catalogue also apply as in the undergraduate contest...
Three exhibitions will be held during the year, a loan exhibit of work by members of the New York Camera Club the regular club exhibit and contest in February, and a third exhibit in June...
...annual fall tennis tournament at Princeton was begun Tuesday. Forty six men in all took part and from these will be picked the team for the intercollegiate contest...