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These lectures are delivered under an endowment fund given to the University in 1903 by the friends of E. L. Godkin h'71, formerly editor of the Nation, as a memorial of his long and distinguished service to the country of his adoption. The income of the fund is devoted to the delivery and publication of annual lectures upon "The Essentials of Free Government and the Duties of the Citizens," or upon some part of that subject. The lectureship was inaugurated in 1904, by the Rt. Hon. James Bryce h'09, whose subject was "The Study of Popular Governments...
...parallel ones which are given in the various institutions, and a collegiate grade will be maintained throughout. The special degree of Associate of Arts will be given by the institution in which the greater part of the work is done. Part of the courses are being maintained by the fund of the Lowell Institute and for these a fee of $5 is charged; for the other courses the fee is larger...
...Board of Overseers has accepted the sum of $20,000, the gift of the Duke and Duchess of Arcos in memory of their brother Woodbury Lowery '75. The terms of the gift make the entire sum a perpetual fund, the income of which is to be awarded year by year to a person, preferably a graduate or instructor of Harvard College, to enable him to carry on research among historical archives, preferably those relating to American history in the archives of foreign countries, and more particularly in Spain...
...fund which provides for the Noble lectures was presented to the University in 1898 by Mrs. William Belden Noble in memory of her husband, an episcopal clergyman of the class of 1885, and of Phillips Brooks with whom Mr. Noble was in close sympathy...
...Committee on Scholarships and Other Financial Aids has assigned aid from the Price Greenleaf Fund for the academic year 1910-11 to the following candidates for admission to regular standing in Harvard College. The assignments are based in each case on strong evidence of the candidate's character and scholarship furnished by the school from which he comes. A second assignment will be made in February, 1911, on the basis of the grades received by the applicants at the mid-year examinations (see pages 559 and 581 of the Catalogue...