Word: essays
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...dining hall in the form of a St. Andrew's cross on the present site of the Boylston Chemical Laboratory, with table d'hote service in three of the four halls, and a cafeteria-grill in the fourth, is the suggestion of A.H. Harlow Jr, '29, in the following essay, which won the third prize in the recent Crimson essay contest. Capable management, under a non-University direction, if necessary, is declared a panacea for most of the present dietetic ills...
Every piece in the book has been submitted to the test of being read aloud by Professor Copeland, and the aim of the volume is primarily to be read aloud. Professor Copeland has written an essay upon literature and the art of writing that stands as an introduction...
...following essay entitled "Where Do We Eat," was awarded the first prize of $25 given jointly by the Crimson and the Student Council for the best treatise on the eating problem at Harvard. It was written by H. W. Keyes...
...Keyes Occ., L. A. Weissberger '27, and A. H. Harlow '29 will receive first second, and third awards in the CRIMSON. Prize Food Essay Contest which ended November 16, it was announced last night. The judges' committee which graded the essays was composed of W. J. Bingham '16, Director of Athletics. E. L. Farrell, Track coach, J. W. D. Seymour '17, Secretary to the University for Information, and Dr. Alfred Worcester '78. Henry K. Oliver Professor of Hygiene. The sum of $50, given jointly by the CRIMSON and the Student Council will be divided among the winners in prizes...
...Committee was unanimous in selecting the essay of Mr. Keyes as coming nearest to the presentation of a comprehensive and workable plan, although the judges recognized the value of the suggestions contained in several other papers, and were agreed that no one essay alone met satisfactorily the problem in all its aspects. In choosing the essays of Mr. Weissberger and Mr. Harlow for second and third prizes the Committee felt that these two plans contained most pertinent suggestions although neither in the opinion of the Committee offered an immediate solution. The suggestions in Mr. Harlow's essay and in that...