Word: prize
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...annual meeting for the award of academic distinctions will be held in Sanders Theatre on Friday evening, December 11, at 8 o'clock. President Hadley, of Yale University, will deliver an address on "The Obligations of the Prize Winner." This meeting will be open to the public, but seats will be reserved for members of the various faculties, the governing boards, for the winners of scholarships and prizes, and for other invited guests...
...report to Coach Schrader, or to Evans any afternoon at 5.30, and begin practice for the novice meet which will be held on December 16. This meet will be open to men who have never before taken part in any competition of this kind. A first and second prize will be given in each event, and a cup, presented by W. C. Bennett '08 last year's captain, for the all round championship...
...held in Sanders Theatre on March 20, 1908. The subject, which Harvard submitted, was: "Resolved, That further material increases in the United States navy are undesirable." The University was represented by I. Dimond '09, I.L. Sharfman 1L., and H. Hurwitz '08, who presented the negative case. The Coolidge Prize of $100 for the best undergraduate work in the trials for the Harvard team was won by H. Hurwitz '08. R.W. Kelso '04 coached the team. The chairman at the debate was Professor Hollis, and the judges were Hon. J.R. Dunbar of Boston, Dean G.W. Kirchwey of the Columbia Law School...
...reserving only those rights included in the Platt Amendment." The Harvard speakers--J.S. Davis '08, I.K. Lewis 2L., and S.F. Peavey 2L.--chose to argue the affirmative, and they were opposed by E.O. Proctor '09, H.F. Bishop 1L., and W.W. Wynkoop '08, of Yale, on the negative. The Coolidge Prize was won by J.S. Davis '08 in the trials for the University team, which was coached by Hon. A.P. Stone '93 of Boston. Judge S.E. Baldwin h.'91, of the Supreme Court of Errors of Connecticut, presided at the debate. The judges, Professor H. VanDyke of Princeton, Professor W.G. Everett...
...Menorah Society Prize of $100, for an essay on a subject connected with the work and achievements of the Jewish people has been awarded to J. M. Rosenthal '09, for an essay entitled, "The Jews of Newport...