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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Consolidation of funds from four donors has enabled the Business School to establish 20 to 25 National Scholarships carrying a maximum stipend of $1000 beginning in September...
These scholarships are made possible by donations from the W. T. Grant Fund, the James C. Melvin Fund, the Jerome Jones Fund, and the Commercial Credit Company. Similar to the National Scholarships given by the College, the awards constitute the second such group to be announced by a graduate school in the University...
Applications for these scholarships may be made directly to the Dean's office at the Business School, or through the scholarship committee of the Business School Alumni Clubs not later than April 1, 1940. Unsuccessful applicants for the National Scholarships will be considered for the awards amounting to $300 each given by the Business School Alumni Clubs in the principal cities of the country...
Students and faculty of the Law School met for their annual Christmas banquet last night at Lincoln's Inn. The feature speaker of the evening was Charles E. Clark, former dean of the Yale Law School and now Judge of the Circuit Court of Appeals, who gave an informal talk...
...when the time came to toe the mark, the Alumni found, alas, that they did not have in their number four men capable of swimming two tortuous laps, Accordingly, so that no alumnus would return to his wife or graduate school or employer too fatigued for his own good, the Alumni fielded a relay team of eight men, each of whom swam a Tollicking one-lap race. Several divers and a breast stroker seem to have found their way into the line-up. Ulen's boys won the event, nevertheless, and in record time. but of course no record...