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...ambition reached higher and his energy was tremendous. New Year's Eve in New York was his lucky piece. He went to Cleveland to hear Nikolai Sokoloff play it, promptly got a radio job conducting the Guardian Trust Orchestra. In Cleveland he heard that he had won the three-year Prix de Rome fellowship. His sister Dorothy had sent New Year's Eve to the judges...
Benedict Einerson, University of Chicago alumnus now the holder of a Stirling fellowship at Yale, has been named the thirteenth member of President Lowell's last scholarly brain-child, the junior Society of Fellows. Next September he will come to Harvard, here to begin a three-year period of creative scholarship...
...since Ulysses Grant was President. He might have forgotten 1928 but that: 1) a Senate committee called him in 1930 to inquire why he had not reported $48,000 contributed to his anti-Smith campaign; 2) he was indicted under the Corrupt Practices Act in 1931; 3) after his three-year battle to outlaw the indictment the Supreme Court declared it valid; 4) last week he and his confidential secretary were in a District of Columbia Court fighting against conviction on charges that might send them both to jail for two years and result in a $10,000 fine. Walking...
...full four years for a degree is required to take fifteen courses in addition to English A, but if he is a candidate for Honors this requirement can be reduced to thirteen courses and Dean Hanford in his recent Annual Report recommended the advisability of even further reduction. On the other hand, the student who graduates in three years, whether a candidate for Honors or not, must take sixteen full courses plus English A. Course reduction is granted on the theory that increased amount of time will be devoted to tutorial work. On the same theory a three-year graduate...
...been felt that to lighten requirements for those who graduate in three years would encourage departure from the normal four-year standard. However, those who seek a three-year degree at the present time do so only for special reasons, and a slight relaxation of requirements would probably not increase this small number. Students seeking a degree in three years do nearly as much tutorial work as all other students and take courses equally advanced. To make possible for the course reduction that all others receive, with fifteen courses required for a degree and possible remission of one course during...