Difference between revisions of "Philolexian Centennial Washington Prize"

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* 2005 - [[Andrew Liebowitz]] CC '06, "Of Mystics and Social Workers"
 
* 2005 - [[Andrew Liebowitz]] CC '06, "Of Mystics and Social Workers"
 
* 2000 - [[Carson Cistulli]] CC '00
 
* 2000 - [[Carson Cistulli]] CC '00
* 1951 - [[Robert Gottlieb]]
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* 1951 - [[Robert Gottlieb]] CC '52
 
* 1947 - [[Donald Friedman]] CC '48, "Children have the alarming habit..."
 
* 1947 - [[Donald Friedman]] CC '48, "Children have the alarming habit..."
 
* 1939 - [[James O'Connor]] CC '40, "An Appreciation of Justice Brandeis"
 
* 1939 - [[James O'Connor]] CC '40, "An Appreciation of Justice Brandeis"
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* 1931 - [[John Burke]] CC '32
 
* 1927 - [[Jacques Barzun]] CC '27, "The Gospel of Loyalty and the International Mind"
 
* 1927 - [[Jacques Barzun]] CC '27, "The Gospel of Loyalty and the International Mind"
 
* 1919 - [[Archie O. Dawson]] CC '21
 
* 1919 - [[Archie O. Dawson]] CC '21

Latest revision as of 13:18, 13 May 2013

Among Columbia's oldest prizes, the Washington Prize was endowed to the Philolexian Society by alumnus J. Ackerman Coles (CC 1864) on the occasion of its centennial celebration. The prize was originally a bronze replica of Jean-Antoine Houdon's bust of George Washington to be imported from France, was to be awarded once every four years to the member of the society deemed to have delivered the finest oration on a patriotic theme. The society now administers the competition, open to all undergraduates at Columbia University and Barnard College in conjunction with the Office of the Dean of Columbia College. The last competition was held in 2013 on the theme of public service.

Prize Winners