Word: iii
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...III. The conditions of competition shall...
...award. If special topics of investigation shall have been recommended and no work upon these topics shall appear worthy of a prize, the committee shall have power to confer the prizes upon the authors of the most meritorious works falling within the provisions above laid down in Paragraph III, and published within the preceding ten years. If but a single work upon a suggested topic shall appear worthy of a prize, the committee shall have power to award the second prize on the broader basis of competition above indicated. If no works, or but a single work, be found worthy...
Lecture on Social Problem. The Genesis of Social Classes. Dr. Frederick H. Wines, of Springfield, III. Sever...
...wrote from Western Pennsylvania; I have heard it discussed as a matter of course by students; I have had the complaint made privately by classmates from New York and elsemhere. If Mr. Pierce will turn to the opinions of leading oarsmen in the Graduates' Magazine for September, 1894 (Vol. III, pp. 30-36), and to Mr. Conant's article, "Are our Athletic Teams Representative?" (Vol. III, p. 330-35) he will see that this impression of favoritism did not originate with us the other day. Indeed, the letter following his own in the CRIMSON, and signed "'95," shows that...
Lecture. Western Campaigns of the Civil War. III. Vicksburg. (Stereopticon Illustrations.) John Fiske, LL. D. Sanders Theatre...