Word: schaffner
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Announcement has been made of the Economic Prizes for 1916 offered by Hart, Schaffner and Marx Co., of Chicago, offered for the four best studies in the economic field. The committee composed of Professor H. C. Adams, of the University of Michigan, Professor J. B. Clark, of Columbia, Dean E. F. Gay, of Harvard, Professor J. L. Laughlin '73, of the University of Chicago and Horace White of New York City, has selected the following six topics for essays, although competitors need not confine themselves to them: (1) The Effect of the European War on the Future Rate of Interest...
...award of prizes for the Hart, Schaffner & Marx economic essay contest has just been announced. The first prize which amounts to $1000 was awarded to Donald Earl Dunbar '13, of Spring field, who is at present in the first-year class of the Law School, being absent last year on a Sheldon Travelling Fellowship, won during his Senior year. These prizes are awarded in the first class to any graduate student of an American University, in the second class to any undergraduate of an American College or University. In the first class the prizes are $1000 and $500 respectively, while...
Nine members of the Sophomore class have entered the competition for positions on the business end of the CRIMSON which began yesterday. These men are W. F. Fleming, K. F. Jackson, W. D. Kelley, Jr., A. S. Levin, C. A. Rowe, W. W. Sanders, J. H. Schaffner, N. C. Starr, and M. V. Turner...
...Harvard University for the best essays on a number of timely topics. The details of the contest were announced recently by Professor J. L. Laughlin of the University of Chicago, who is chairman of the committee in charge of the contest. The prizes will be given by Hart, Schaffner, and Marx...
...award of prizes for the Hart, Schaffner & Marx economic essay contests have been announced. In the Graduate Class, the first prize was awarded to Arthur E. Suffern, of Columbia; the second prize was won by G. P. Watkins, formerly of Cornell. These prizes amounted to $1000 and $500 respectively. Honorable mention was given to W. J. A. Donald, of Chicago...