Word: garrisons
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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This is partly owing to ignorance of their existence and nature. The Dante Prize, the Sales Prize for Spanish students, the Summer and Bennett Prizes in political science, the Boott and Knight Prizes in musical composition. The very desirable Lloyd McKim Garrison Prize for amateur poets, the Potter prizes in Comparative Literature,--these are some of the most important of the other rewards offered for intellectual effort. They are often overlooked, not only by the diffident or lazy, but by men who confine their competition to the Bowdoin Prizes. There are also prizes exclusively for Freshmen,--the Belknap in French...
...Tibbetts, J. P. Warburg, H. Wharton, Jr., I. C. Whitcemore, E. G. Whitney, and S. F.Williams. The news candidates are D. W. Ames, Jr., J. R. Burrow, R. S. Coit, G. H. Code, R. S. Damon, H. T. Davis, L. J. Ferbstein, T. H. Fisher, R. H. Garrison, R. A. May, D. W. Rich, W. Richmond, Jr., W. B. Southworth, V. E. Tenney, J.R. Vogel...
...will be held in Boston on Thursday, October 21. The meeting will be presided over by Governor Walsh. Among the speakers will be Senator Henry Cabot Lodge '71, and Professor R. N. Johnston of the History department. An effort is also to be made to have Secretary of War Garrison attend. All the Massachusetts congressmen will be invited...
...Epstein '16 was awarded the Philip Washburn Prize and H. G. Files '15 won the George B. Sohier Prize. The Sales Prize went to H. F. Ballantine '15, the Lloyd McKim Garrison Prize to T. Nelson '18, and the Jeremy Belknap Prize to R. Littell '18. The Lee Wade 2nd Prizes were three in number going to H. Epstein '16, G. P. Pennoyer '15 and H. A. Packard '15, in the order named. The first Old Testament Prize won by E. W. Wheeler '15, the second by I. Rabinovitz '15. The Menorah Society Prize was divided between B. T. Goldberg...
...delivered his poem "A Plea for Peace" in Sanders Theatre yesterday; Sidney Edward Mezes '92, president of the University of Texas from 1908 to 1914 and recently made president of the College of the City of New York; Chester Noyes Greenough '98, professor of English at Harvard; and Oswald Garrison Villard '93, editor-in-chief of the New York Evening Post...