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May 22, 1920
The Catholic Bulletin
Saint Paul, Ramsey County, Minnesota
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Miss Marie T. Marique of the College of Mount St. Vincent, New York, wins $100 prize in the second annual intercollegiate essay contest by the United States Catholic Historical Society, open to all Catholic colleges. Topic: 'Catholic Day, March 25, 1634.' Fourteen institutions participated.
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A LEAP-YEAR VICTORY
WOMAN STUDENT WINS HISTORY PRIZE IN CONTEST OPEN TO ALL CATHOLIC COLLEGES OF THE UNITED STATES.
Appropriately for this leap year Miss Marie T. Marique, a student at the College of Mount St. Vincent, New York, has won the $100 prize, offered by the United States Catholic Historical Society, in the second annual intercollegiate contest open to all the Catholic colleges of the United States.
Fourteen institutions, including St. Paul Seminary, took part in the competition.
The subject of the essay was, "Catholic Day, March 25, 1634." The second best paper was submitted by Mr. W. D. Power of St. Ignatius College, Chicago, and the third by Miss Marie A. O'Connell, of the College of Mt. St. Vincent, New York.
The details of the next contest will be announced in June.
WOMAN STUDENT WINS HISTORY PRIZE IN CONTEST OPEN TO ALL CATHOLIC COLLEGES OF THE UNITED STATES.
Appropriately for this leap year Miss Marie T. Marique, a student at the College of Mount St. Vincent, New York, has won the $100 prize, offered by the United States Catholic Historical Society, in the second annual intercollegiate contest open to all the Catholic colleges of the United States.
Fourteen institutions, including St. Paul Seminary, took part in the competition.
The subject of the essay was, "Catholic Day, March 25, 1634." The second best paper was submitted by Mr. W. D. Power of St. Ignatius College, Chicago, and the third by Miss Marie A. O'Connell, of the College of Mt. St. Vincent, New York.
The details of the next contest will be announced in June.
What sub-type of article is it?
Personal Triumph
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Triumph
What keywords are associated?
Leap Year Victory
History Prize
Catholic Colleges
Essay Contest
United States Catholic Historical Society
What entities or persons were involved?
Miss Marie T. Marique
Mr. W. D. Power
Miss Marie A. O'connell
Where did it happen?
College Of Mount St. Vincent, New York
Story Details
Key Persons
Miss Marie T. Marique
Mr. W. D. Power
Miss Marie A. O'connell
Location
College Of Mount St. Vincent, New York
Event Date
This Leap Year
Story Details
Miss Marie T. Marique wins the $100 prize in an intercollegiate essay contest on 'Catholic Day, March 25, 1634,' open to all U.S. Catholic colleges, with fourteen institutions participating.