Word: students
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...examination will be held in twenty colleges, which will determine the winner in each of these institutions. The winning representatives from each college will take the final examination for the national prize. A prize of $500 and a gold medal will be given to the student writing the best paper in the competition among the 20 colleges. Three prizes are offered to winners in each of the participating institutions. The New York Times medal and $150 in cash constitutes the first prize, while second and third prizes are $75 and $25 respectively...
...college career has been captain of the Freshman football team, and this year of the University eleven, the first to defeat Yale in six years, as well as being president of his class in its Freshman year, a stellar sprint man on the track team and president of the Student Council. His total of 210 votes for First Marshal is one of the largest ever recorded in a Senior Class election...
...went to Forrester Andrew Clark of Boston, who prepared at St. Marks. Clark was a regular tackle on the football team, is captain of the University crew, a member of the polo team, and has been captain of the second hockey team. He is also a member of the Student Council and was president of his class in its Sophomore year...
...permanent Treasurer of the Class of 1929, Alan Richardson Sweezy of Englewood, New Jersey, prepared at Exeter. He is at present president of the Harvard CRIMSON, secretary of the Student Council, and has been chairman of the Student Advisory Committee. Robeson Bailey of Philadelphia, who is the newly elected Poet, prepared at Hill and is president of the Advocate. He played on his Freshman basketball and tennis teams...
...stair. The more energetic and intellectually curious of its observers have no doubt many times been driven to enrolment in courses in the fine arts if for no other reason than a better understanding of the enigmatic Sargent. The more easily satisfied and perhaps more beotian of the student body dismiss the work as no good or at least negatively attractive and think no more about...