Word: essays
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...graduate article, "A Man and His Watch," by Arthur Stanwood Pier '95, is half essay, half story, pleasantly written and entertaining. The review of Mr. E. A. Robinson's "Captain Craig" though somewhat cryptic in utterance and perhaps not free from what Professor James has lately called "oddity of emphasis," is nevertheless a hearty and deserved praise of a book of very unusual value and importance. Of the undergraduate articles, the essay on "Clever Modern Fiction" shows good sense of proportion and some felicities of phrasing; that on "Johnson and Addison" is clear and sound. The story "Don Decarnez...
...graduates a prize of three hundred dollars is offered for an essay of high literary merit, on a subject within the range of philosophy, political science and history. This essay must be written by the holder of an academic degree who has been in residence in the Graduate School for one full year within the period...
...prize of one hundred dollars is offered to Graduates for an original essay, in either Latin or Greek, of not less than three thousand words on any subject chosen by the competitor. The writer, however, must have been in residence in the Graduate School for one full year within the period 1901-1904, and must hold an academic degree...
...theses entitled "Elizabethan Domestic Drama--A Chapter in the History of Dramatic Literature, 1578-1642"; the Sargent prize of $100 to W. S. Archibald '03; the Bowdoin prizes for dissertations in Greek and latin--graduates' prize of $100 to A. S. Pease '02 for an original essay in Latin; undergraduates' prize of $50 to S. C. Legh '01 for a translation into Greek...
...Bowdoin prizes for English dissertations by undergraduates have been awarded as follows: The first prize of $250 to G.A. England '03, for his essay on "English Petrarchism;" and the second prize of $200 to L. Ward '03, for his essay on "Maurice Hewlitt." The prize for an English dissertation by a graduate will not be awarded this year, as no essay presented was found to have sufficient merit. The prizes for Greek and Latin dissertations will be announced later...