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...centennial medal of the University of Virginia, date 1921, with the head of Jefferson on the reverse is also shown. Besides this, is a copy of the medallion which commemorates the fiftieth anniversary of the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters...
...first prize, according to tentative plans, will consist of $1000 in cash to pay the expenses of a year at college and will also include a specially designed medallion in gold. The second award will provide for $750 and a silver medallion, and the third $500 and a bronze medallion...
...naturally desired that some insignia be adopted to serve the same purpose that the coveted "H" does to the athlete, and at a very early date the University debating authorities awarded to the men who took part in intercollegiate debates an irregularly shaped medal bearing upon its face a medallion of Cicero and suitably engraved upon the back with the recipient's name and the memorandum of the debate in which he took part. Some time after the Corporation placed the control of debating in the hands of a Supervisory Committee and imposed upon this committee among other duties, that...
...hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the building of Hollis Hall will be held today. At 2 o'clock Hollis Hall will be opened to the graduates who have lived there, and the former occupants will be free to visit any of the rooms. Each will receive a souvenir medallion, bearing an engraving of the dormitory, and a space on which the name, room, and class may be inscribed. In the windows of the hall placards will be placed, showing the names of famous men who have lived in the rooms...
...Sinfonia Fraternity of America, established for the advancement of music in this country, has offered its second annual prize of $100 in gold and a gold medallion valued at $25, for a musical composition by any male American citizen. The style of the composition is restricted to chamber music: quartet for strings. The competition closes March 1, 1913. Further information from Mr. F. Otis Drayton, care of Conservatory of Music, Boston, Mass...