Word: essayed
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Arthur Szathmary '37 has won the Phi Beta Kappa Essay Prize for this year with "The Aesthetic Theory of Bergson", it was announced yesterday...
...Harvard Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa voted to publish every year an essay chosen from among the best distinction theses presented for the A. B. degree in each Department and from the essays submitted for the Bowdoin Prizes...
Helen Choate Bell prize of $400, for the best essay on a subject in American Literature, divided between Howard F. Schomer '37, of Oak Park, Illinois, and William E. Rowley '37, of Newton Centre...
...Presidents-Jefferson, Lincoln. Cleveland. Roosevelt I and Wilson-had been frustrated by selfish minorities operating through Court decisions, Senate filibusters and Party splits. If the same thing should now happen to Franklin Roosevelt, he feared for U. S. democracy. Unmentioned but obvious point of Historian Dodd's epistolary essay was that the Senators should stand by the President on his plan of Supreme Court reform...
Early in his essay, Editor Armstrong makes it clear that his warning is against all autarchs. Red Stalin as well as Brown Hitler or Black Mussolini. And his rallying cry is to all democracies, to consolidate their national thinking and their honor against the spread of autarchy. He does not call for war: "The liberal states could fight, might win. But could their liberalism survive the wartime curbs that would be prerequisite to victory and the new waves of economic deterioration and social disorder that afterwards would overtake the victor along with the vanquished? Hardly. . . . The call...