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Title: The Palm of Alpha Tau Omega
Year: 1880 (1880s)
Authors: Alpha Tau Omega
Subjects: Greek letter societies
Publisher: (Champaign, Ill., etc.)
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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ant man-ager in charge of hot and cold rolling,he became superintendent of the coldreduction department.—Iron Age. BOWDOIN AGAIN LEADS INFRATERNITY SCHOLARSHIP The Student Council Scholarship Cupat Bowdoin College was won by DeltaOmega for the last semester. This is thefirst leg on the new cup which must bewon three successive semesters for per-manent possession. This is the seventh consecutive timethat Delta Omega has led at Bowdoin,and is the eighteenth time in the historyof the competition.—J. H. Titcomh. PERSONS AND EVENTS 301 NEW YORK MASONS HONOR IRVING BACIIELLEROn May 5 Irving Bacheller, numberone initiate of the St. Lawrence chapterand for many years an outstandingsfigure in American letters, received theannual award of the Grand Lodge of John W. Evans. The citation read atthe presentation praised Brother Bachel-ler for his fine craftsmanship, sin-cerity, and truth. You have from the outset of yourlong and distinguished literary careersteadily progressed to the high place
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IRVING BACHELLER Honored -for distinguished acJiievement in the field of art Masons of New York State for distin-guished achievement in the field of art. The award is known as the GrandMasters Medal and was created in 1934.Previous recipients have been JohnWard Dunsmore, Edwin Markham, and you now hold in the affection and ad-miration of your fellow-countrymen,whose widely varied types you have inyour works so brilliantly and sympa-thetically realized. You have alw^ays been actuated by 302 THE PALM, September, 1937 lofty artistic ideals, from which youhave never allowed yourself to beswerved, the citation continued. Norhave you compromised, as have many,by yielding to the temptation of easylaurels won by that meretricious artwhich seeks to gratify the passing whimof the unthinking. WESLEY W. STOUT EDITS THESATURDAY EVENING POST An A T n who has made good in a bigway in the publishing world is Wesley Winans Stout,editor of theSaturday Eve-ning Post. In-itiated by thechapter at theUnive

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