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Miss Caroline Ford, Radcliffe '35, of Cambridge, has been awarded the Helen Choate Bell Prize of $400 for merit in the field of American Literature for her essay, "The Less Traveled Road, A Study of Robert Frost." It is the first time in several years that the prize has not...
Katherine Rawls is 17, 107 lb., with a boyish face, short kinky hair, the physique of a nervous minnow. Brought up in Miami, she was a prodigy at 7, a national champion at 13 and is now considered the ablest all-around female swimmer in the U. S. Last year...
Invented in 1927 as a circulation stunt by the News's able columnist and onetime sports editor, Paul Gallico, Golden Gloves tournaments promptly substantiated his theory that each contestant had ten friends who would buy the News to read about him, got the News unexpected publicity when other papers...
Each contestant must seize his charts from the ward supervisor. Then he is required to make a complete circuit of the room, only breaking his stride to smile an inclusive grin at the ceiling. No answers are required to any stupid questions and most of them fall in this category...
The Crimson boxers scored a clean sweep, every contestant winning his match as 100 partisan spectators witnessed the Intramural athletes of Harvard and Dartmouth go through their paces in the Indoor Athletic Building Saturday night. The hitherto unbeaten Lowell House quintet was out-played by the Russell Sago basketmen, intramural...