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...cent received financial aid as Freshmen. For this financial support thirteen Harvard Clubs and several separate scholarship foundations are responsible. The following is the table given the Bulletin: Men with "cum laude" 66 Scholarship holders 24 Men with distinctions in one subject 38 Scholarship holders 13 Men with "magna cum laude" 27 Scholarship holders 14 Men with "summa cum laude" 7 Scholarship holders...
...following men took the Rhodes Scholarship examination at the Harvard Medical School Tuesday and Wednesday, October 5 and 6, becoming candidates for the Rhodes Scholarship for 1918, 1919: Edward Estlin Cummings '15, graduated with a "magna cum laude"; Everett Stackpole Richards, Amherst '16. Both of these men are to appear before the Committee on selection from Massachusetts. Edward D. Stewart, Jr., West Virginia; Bascon H. Torrance (Harvard '17), Georgia; and George B. Johnston, New Hampshire, also took the examination, but they will appear before the committee of the state indicated...
...administration. In the class lists, the first ten scholars are indicated by italic numerals, in the order of rank, in all cases where this could be ascertained. Undergraduate distinctions, won by candidates for the degrees of Bachelor of Arts or Science, are indicated by abbreviations of cum laude, magna cum laude, and summa cum laude, as well as the field in which distinction was won. Academic positions are noted only in the case of permanent appointments, such as presidencies and professorships. The list of learned societies in which membership is credited, has been, of necessity, curtailed, for it is apparent...
...instruction and administration. In the class lists, the first ten scholars will be indicated by italic numerals in the order of rank when it can be ascertained. Undergraduate distinctions won with the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Science will be indicated by abbreviations of cum laude and magna cum laude, and summa cum laude, also by the name of the field in which distinction, of varying degree, has been won. Academic positions will be noted only in the case of permanent appointments to presidencies, professorships, and the like. The number of learned societies in which membership is credited will...
...Clapp entered Harvard in 1905 from the Roxbury Latin School and here studied musical theory and courses in the University under Professor W. R. Spalding. In 1907 he received the Francis Boott prize for a choral composition. The following year he received the degree of A.B. Magna cum laude, and in 1909, the degree of Master of Arts with highest final honors in music; in 1911 the degree of Ph.D. was conferred upon him in recognition of compositions and research prepared in Europe while travelling under the Frederick Sheldon Fellowship. Returning the same year Mr. Clapp taught musical theory...