Word: essays
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Boston Music School offers a fellowship of $150 open to graduates and undergraduates of Harvard. Tufts, Radcliffe, and Wellesley Colleges. An essay on "Possibilities of Music in Settlement Work" together with the recommendation of the music department must be sent to 110 Salem street. Boston, before May 1. The holder of the fellowship must devote three hours a week, preferably in two periods to social service under the direction of officers of the settlement...
...option of registering for independent study in place of the regular courses. Weekly conferences will be held by the instructors with the students, but they need come up for test only twice a year. Each year they are to give evidence of their work in a carefully considered essay bearing on their chosen subject. Certain other regulations there are, but those briefly sketched here give the main features of the scheme...
...richness, but it is rather too copious; with the practice of restraint he may make it distinguished, He has no difficulty in arousing and holding the interest of the reader. Regarded simply as an account of the mysterious excesses of occultism and of the nature of its votaries, his essay is decidedly effective. But as an argument, which it apparently sets out to be, its upshot is not quite clear. It was hardly necessary to prove that "Satanism" still survives, though some facts cited by Mr. Wright may not be generally familiar. Certainly the opinion, condemned in the opening paragraph...
...open to competition from the undergraduates of any American University, but, except for the first year when it went to Yale, it has been non continuously by Harvard men. A. D. Brigham '11 received the award last year with an essay upon "The Merit System in Municipal Affairs...
...Japan Society of New York offers a prize of $100 for the best essay by a student in any department of the University upon some subject relating to Japan. The manuscripts submitted will be at the disposal of the society in case it wishes to publish them. Essays are to be not less than two thousand or more than five thousand words in length and must be delivered to the Secretary of the Faculty on or before May 1, 1913. The prize is offered through the generosity of Mr. Rioichiro Arai, of the New York Society...