Evening star., 1927-05-08
AMERICAN AWARDS
four FELL0WSH|PS
Students and Instructors
Benefit by University
Prize Granting.

Award of four fellGwships. two for
eign, and two in international law,
was announced last night by Chan
cellor Lucius c. Clark of American
University. II was the first time the
new law fSllowships have been
granted.
The two f,Areign fellowships were
established bN the late Hart A. Mas
sev of Toronso. grandfather of the
first Minister from Canada to the
limited States. Col. Vincent Massey.
who had set ZIP what was known as
the Massey Foundation under admin.
istration and in the name OF American
University, for the purpose or sending
Young Canadian n scholars to Europe.
Fulfilling this responsibility, the aca-
demic council Of the university mas
recommended 10 the board OF trustees
that the two present recipients OF the
fellowships receive them next year
This Recommendation is tantamount
70 an award The fellowships so
again next yea TO Edward killoran
Brown, 10 cont nue. the study OF com
narrative literature at the University
nf paris. and t. Carl Arthur Pollock,
70 continue ;hv;S study of natural SCI
ence at the [ nj ersity of Oxford.
InstructoSs Get Awards,
The new tcac2ing fellowship in in
ternational law for the coming year
was awarded 10 Leo ]. Meyer, on the
faculty of the department of ms.
tory and int ernational relations OF
Clark University, Worcester, Mass.
He will teach Political science IN the
ColIege of Libssral Arts and. pursue his
studies in this jeld of international
law in the Graduate School. working
toward the dSgIee Of doctor OF PM
losophy. A nGw fellowship for study
in internationM law was awarded 10
Kenneth S. Caslstgn of the instructlnS
staff of the College of Business Ad-
ministration 1t the University OF
Washington, Sea tie.
Another melnbCr of the college fac
ultv has been ole aimed for the com
ing school wear so take care OF the
growth in the ss,ience classes. Dr.
Glenn f. Rouse ..of Lehigh Univer.
sity will be assistant professor ana
head of the depari ment of physics, al
lowing DIR. Willi;sm B. Holton, who
has been teaching both physics and
chemistry, 10 devote his entire time
next year to the latter science.
Miss Bernice Field, student at the
college last year. who graduated with
the degree Of A. H. from Carlton Col
lege Minnesota. in February, has been
appointed caialogtser in the library
and assistant 10 Mrs. S. K. Varrelman,
librarian. NJ xs Field is now teaching
in the high school at Deadwood, 5.
Oak.
Four ndi:ates for the degree of
Ph. D. have completed their oral ex-
aminations, itSwas announced by Dean
Edward T. ,:evine Of the Graduate
School. There%are eight more oral eX-
aminations, .ale next one tomorrow
night.
ColleG,e Annual Out.
The first c,Allege annual of Ameri-
can UniversitGSis out, and the editorial
and business &staff, headed by Miss
Vera l., Stafford, editor-in-chIef, and
Howard Rash Business manager, is re-
ceiving many congratulations for the
excellence of the book. The annual,
named Aucola, with the letters stand
ing for American University College
of Liberal Arts," is published by both
junior and sehior classes of the col
lege, but covers the Graduate School
and the School of the Political Sci
dnCeS dS v ell. DHulCdb6u 10 IikC A1lC
Bishop John Fletcher Hurst, founder
of the university, the volume is de-
signed with a Colonial atmosphere
running throughout, and with the Co
lonial doorway of the chancellor's
home for a frontisp!ece. The cover is
blue leather, stamped in gold.
ProfuselyA Illustrated, the annual,
which is to.establish the series at the
university, overs activities of the year
in six mai,l divisions. The staff, in
addition to the editor and business
manager, il as follows: Assistant ed
itor, Garth Beaver; art editor. Cath.
crime Edwards; assistant artists, Mar
garet Fleming, Gladys Macafee, Mary
Chadwick; sfcretary, Cecilia Sheppard;
associate EDITORS - For organizations,
Ruth Ely: for athletics, Arthur Gerth;
junior and senior sketches, Hugh
Speer, Laura White; faculty sketches,
Dorothea Mehring; humor, Martha Flu
quay; assistant business banager,
William Warner; associates. Celia
Quick, Harold McClay, Charles Nc
Dowell. CoSrtney Hayward, David
Morgan. Eve Casio.
DR.. Georgs' B. Woods, dean of the
college, wilis sleave today for another
trip into the .South as member of the
survey comt.ittee of the Bureau of
Education, +. continue his inspection
of negro colleges. He will visit Tus-
kegee Institt'te and other Alabama
schools.
Special tri'sute to mothers will be
rendered at tsle college today with
dinner for nsothers of students, and
special vespei.s service.
The sersor glass is to be banqueted
by the juaior4 Thursday night.
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