Word: contestant
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...third annual speaking contest for the Lee Wade, II, Prizes will be held this year in Sanders Theatre, Thursday evening, March 29. As in former contest all competitors will speak the same selection. The selection chosen this year by the donors of the prizes is Mark Antony's oration from Shakespere's "Julius Caesar," and three prizes of $25, $15 and $10 will be given. The contestant may be from the three upper classes of the College, and should enroll in Holden Chapel on Thursday at 5.30 o'clock or Friday at 3 o'clock, this week. These will...
...final game of the intercollegiate hockey season will be played tonight in the New Haven Arena when the University seven will meet - Yale in the deciding game of the series. Upon the outcome of the contest depends the college championship; should Yale win the result will be a quadruple tie between the University, Dartmouth, Yale and Princeton. In that event, Dartmouth will lead in actual percentage of games won and lost, since the Green has played only one game with each of the other teams, winning from Princeton and Yale, but losing to the University; but in series rating Harvard...
...silver cup won by the University Glee Club in the Intercollegiate Glee Club contest held in Carnegie Hall, New York, is now on exhibition in the window of the Co-operative Branch. The cup has been donated by the University Glee Club of New York for competition in the annual Intercollegiate Glee Club contests, the University winning it three times to take permanent possession...
...School of Architecture of the University has received public acknowledgement of the high quality both of its teaching staff and of the work of its students in the recent award of the Boston Society of Architects of the eight medals that were offered in the annual prize contest for drawings submitted by the three architectural schools in Boston. Harvard won seven. This showing is particularly creditable, since the School of Architecture has to compete with other schools which are considerably larger and more heavily endowed, such as the Architectural School of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, which has the support...
Under the provisions of the contest, two additional prizes, one to special and one to regular students, were to be awarded to both Harvard and M. I. T., and one prize to the Boston Architectural Club. The value of each prize was $50. Carl Peter Teigen 2SA, of Minneapolis, Minn., was awarded the prize for regular students, and Duncan McLachlan, Jr., 1SA, of Brooklyn, N. Y., the prize for special students in the University. Robert Henry Scannell, M. I. T. 1917, of Cambridge, and William Colleary, M. I. T. 1917, of Boston, won the prizes offered to the Tech. exhibits...