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SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES. 63
appointed annually by the President of the University, to that com
petitor who shall be deemed by them the most effective debater,
account being taken both of his thought and of its expression.
6. Any undergraduate who has already taken the prize may be
selected by the University Faculty as an additional speaker, but may
not be awarded the prize.
The Alumnae Scholarship is an undergraduate scholarship of
f 100 for the present University year,
and a like sum for each year
hereafter so long as the sum is raised by the Associate Alumnge by
annual subscription. The scholarship is to be given under the follow
ing
conditions :
1. It shall be awarded to a self-supporting woman who has already
spent at least one year in the University as a student.
2. The basis of award shall be excellence of scholarship as shown
by the University records, and a need of financial aid.
3. The nomination for the scholarship shall be made by a committee
of the Alumnae, who, after consultation with the Dean of the Univer
sity Faculty and the Registrar as to the standing of the applicants,
shall decide as to which one of them will be most benefitted by the
financial aid of the scholarship.
4. The approval of said nomination by the President of the Univer
sity shall constitute an appointment.
The College of Law Thesis Prize. A fund of two thousand
dollars has been given by a friend of the College, the income of which
is devoted each year, under the direction of the Law Faculty, either
for prizes for graduating theses or for printing theses of special merit,
or for both such purposes. The way in which the income is to be
applied is determined each year upon the presentation of theses. All
theses submitted for this prize must be delivered to the Secretary on
or before May 1st. See under College of Law.