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a Prize Winners 2005-06 . Albert Alcalay Prize - to Gregory Gagnon, class of 2005, for his project entitled Division Journal. The Herb Alexander Award - to Sheel Ganatra, class of 2006. Rudolf Arnheim Prize - to Jane Van Cleef, class of 2006, for her project entitled Climate Change Preparedness Center. The Santo J. Aurelio Prize - to Elizabeth Veronica McNeil, an award of $1500. Philo Sherman Bennett Prize - to Luke Appling, class of 2006, an award of $900 for his project entitled From Policy to Politics: The Effect of the Earned Income Tax Credit on Individual and Group Political Participation. James Gordon Bennett Prize - to David Ramsey Ferris, class of 2006, an award of $2400 for his project entitled Queer Legal Analysis. Bernhard Blume Award - First Year Graduate Study - to Thomas Herold, an award of $1500. Bernhard Blume Award - Second Year Graduate Study - to David Kim, an award of $1500. Bernhard Blume Award - Graduating Senior - to Caitlin Zacharias, class of 2006, an award of $500. "The Bohemians" (New York Musicians Club) Prize - to Karola Obermueller, an award of $2641.06 for her project entitled But One Adagio Smile Still Lingers. Derek Bok Public Service Prize - to Betty King Cuyugan, an award of $1500. - to Siza Mtimbiri, an award of $1000. - to Oliver Orion Wilder-Smith, an award of $1000. Francis Boott Prize - to Bert Van Herck, an award of $250 for his project entitled Six Chansons sur des textes de Maurice Maetterlinck. Bowdoin Prize for Graduate Essays in the English Language - to Laura Thiemann Scales, an award of $7500 for her project entitled Filled with the Spirit: Prophecy and Narration in the Second Great Awakening. Bowdoin Prize for Undergraduate Essays in the English Language - to Daniel Benjamin Williams, class of 2006, an award of $7500 for his project entitled "Human Kindness": Animals and Compassionate Attention in J.M. Coetzee's Disgrace. - to Heather Brink-Roby, class of 2006, an award of $7500 for her project entitled "Things out o' natur": The Mill on the Floss and the Natural Order. Bowdoin Prize for Graduate Compositions in Latin - to John Kyrin Schafer, an award of $4000 for his project entitled ad Sororem Suam Epistula Moralis. Bowdoin Prize for Graduate Essays in the Natural Sciences - to Edward K. Faison, an award of $7500 for his project entitled Extraordinary Accounts of the Common Ragweed. LeBaron Russell Briggs Prize - to Liz Carlisle, class of 2006, an award of $1000. Francis H. Burr, 1909, Fund - to Morgan Brown, class of 2006. Edward M. Chase Prize - to Anna Brewer Stilz, an award of $5,000 for her project entitled Squaring the Circle: The Problem of Motivation on Democratic Thought. David Taggart Clark Prize - to Joy Seth hurd, class of 2006, an award of $1000. John Clive Prize - to Cara Lewis, an award of $200. Colton Award - to Morgan Arenson, class of 2006, an award of $500 for her project entitled Breaking Out of a Dream: Vaslav Nijinsky’s L’Apres-midi d’un Faune 1912. Commencement Speaker Prize (Extension) - to Siza Mtimbiri, class of 2006, an award of $1000. - to Daniel E. Levenson, an award of $1000. The Coolidge Debating Prize - to Georgios Theophanous, class of 2006, an award of $2725.87. - to Alexander Baier Schwab, an award of $2725.87. Annamae and Allan R. Crite Prize - to Catherine Amelia Kreider, an award of $1000. - to George W. Frode, an award of $750. Gerda Richards Crosby Prize in Government (1954) - to Matthew Sullivan, an award of $1000. James A Davis Prize - to Yui Hirohashi, class of 2006, for her project entitled Sexual Health Knowledge and Information Networks of Japanese Female High School Students. Edward Chandler Cumming Prize - to Heather Brink-Roby, class of 2006, an award of $3000 for her project entitled "Things out o' natur": The Mill on the Floss and the Natural Order. Dean's Prize for Outstanding ALM Thesis - to Kristina L. Skrine, an award of $1000. - to Robert Lennie, an award of $1000. - to Luke McKneally, an award of $1000. - to Tracy Stamos, an award of $1000. - to Kathleen M. Pike, an award of $1000. - to Chi Yunh Yuen, an award of $1000. - to Cliff Lyon, an award of $1000. - to Daniel Elias, an award of $1000. - to Jonathan Salz, an award of $1000. David Herbert Donald Prize - to Jennifer Bennett, class of 2006, an award of $500 for her project entitled More than Skin Deep: Portuguese Labor Importation and the Hawaiian Sugar Industry, 1878-1913. Louise Donovan Award - to Zoe Savitsky, class of 2007, an award of $500. Susan C. Eaton Fellowship in Organizing, Leadership, and Social Change - to Jacob Bryant, class of 2007, an award of $750 for his project entitled South Africa's Next Struggle: Shaping a Nation Through Dissent. Graduate English Commencement Oration Prize - to Martin Bell, class of 2006, an award of $1500. Ralph Waldo Emerson Prize - to Michael Grynbaum, an award of $200. Suzanne Farrell Dance Prize - to Molly Altenburg, class of 2007, an award of $2000. Johnathan Fay Prize - to Victoria Wobber, class of 2006, an award of $4000 for her project entitled The Evolution of Cooperative Signal Comprehension in the Domestic Dog (Canis familiaris). William Scott Ferguson Prize - to Theodore Grant, class of 2008, an award of $500 for his project entitled A Lesson From the Women's Suffrage Movement: Think Before You Act. Eric Firth Prize - to Thomas Basile, an award of $150 for his project entitled The Establishment Clause: A Burkean Interpretation. Sophia Freund Prize - to Kirsten Frieda, class of 2006. Paul Revere Frothingham Scholarship - to Tracy Moore, class of 2006. Albert M. Fulton, Class of 1897, Prize - to Jason Daewon Park , class of 2006, for his project entitled Making Rapid Rseponse Real: Change Management and Organizational Learning in Critical Patient Care. . The Green Prize - to Derrick Wang, an award of $6220.05. Kate and Max Greenman Prize - to Georgios Nicolaou Theophanous, class of 2006. - to Alexander Baier Schwab. - to Vasudev Vadlamudi. - to Alexander J. Blenkinsopp, class of 2005. - to Allen Anthony Tak-Hong Ewalt, class of 2007 . - to Saw San Myat San, class of 2006. Seymour E. and Ruth B. Harris Prize for Honors Theses in Economics - to Lisa Lixin Shu, class of 2006, an award of $1000 for her project entitled Is the Endowment Effect Due to Loss Aversion or Mere Ownership?. Seymour E. and Ruth B. Harris Prize for Honors Theses Social Sciences - to Kelly Shue, class of 2006, an award of $1000 for her project entitled The Bookend Effect: Who Misvotes and Why? Evidence From the 2003 California Recall Election. - to William Deringer, class of 2006, an award of $1000 for his project entitled Beyond The Idle Philosopher: William Petty, The Down Survey, and the Empowerment of Knowledge, 1652-1662. Clemens Herschel Prize - to Jared Brown, class of 2007, an award of $200. History Prize (Junior) - to Jennifer Bennett, class of 2007, an award of $100 for her project entitled Double Trouble: Female Entrepreneurs and Women's Dual Consciousness During the Great Depression. - to Keith McCloud, class of 2007, an award of $100 for his project entitled William Langer and the Use of History to Frame the Cold War. - to Stephan Wertheim, class of 2007, an award of $100 for his project entitled William Howard Taft and a Legalist World Order. History Prize (Senior) - to Eric Sorensen Shroyer, class of 2006, an award of $100 for his project entitled “To Give It the Command of Its Own Fortunes”: George Washington’s Continental Strategy, 1783-1796. History and Literature Intellectual Autobiography Award - to Katharine Hinkle, an award of $200. Philip Hofer Prize in Collecting - to Michael Hayes Sanchez, an award of $2000 for his project entitled Artifacts of the Avant-Garde. - to Brendan Ritchie, an award of $1000 for his project entitled The Hidden Land of Prester John: A Collection of Ethiopica. - to Gustavo Turner, an award of $500 for his project entitled Felinology. - to Michael Canfield, an award of $500 for his project entitled The Elephant in the Living Room: Wild Animals in Stereographic Images 1896-1951. Thomas Temple Hoopes Prize, Class of 1919 - to Hana Rachel Alberts, class of 2005, an award of $2500 for her project entitled On Lawrence Summers, Women, and Science: Changing Debates About the Biology of Sex Differences at Harvard Since 1969. - to Luke Appling, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled From Policy to Politics: The Effect of the Earned Income Tax Credit on Individual and Group Political Participation. - to Amelia Eyre Atlas, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled At the Critical Crossroads: Lionel Trilling and the Transformation of the Public Intellectual. - to Kristian Bergen, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled The Relationship Between Length and Displacement of Thrust Faults From the Niger Delta, Sichuan Basin, and Magdalena Basin. - to Alexander J. Blenkinsopp, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Honesty vs. Expedience: The Deficient Jurisprudence of Punishment and the Legal Labeling Game. - to Heather Brink-Roby, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled “Naturally Ordered in Sheaves”: George Eliot and Nineteenth-Century Taxonomy. - to Maggie Cao, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled Reframing the Subject: Alfred Stieglitz’s Portraiture and the Legitimization of Straight Photography. - to Shelly SeungAh Choo, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled Structural and Biochemical Studies of the N-Terminal Region of the Temperature-Sensing TRPV Ion Channels. - to Robert L. Cohen, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Functional Studies of Budding Yeast Kinetochore Protein Mif2p by X-ray Crystallography and Biochemistry. - to Michal Cohen, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled The Makings of a Menace: Constructing the Marijuana Threat in the Early Twentieth Century. - to Azzurra Cox, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled (Re)Forming Spaces: Is there Place for the Architect in Informal Settlements? - to Mathias Crawford, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled The Uncivilized Camera: Television Technology and the Vietnam War. - to Jenny Davis, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled Peter Kalifornsky: Working Dena’Ina Country with Words. - to Melissa Lynne Dell, class of 2005, an award of $2500 for her project entitled Widening the Border: The Impact of NAFTA on Female Labor Force Participation in Mexico. - to Christine DeLucia, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled King Philip’s War in Landscape and Memory. - to William Deringer, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Beyond The Idle Philosopher: William Petty, The Down Survey, and the Empowerment of Knowledge, 1652-1662. - to Caitlin Donovan, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled Good Men and Bad Emperors - Tacitus’ Agricola: A Historical Exemplum of Republican Virtue. - to Philip Dreyfuss, class of 2005, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Exploring Chemical Diversity Through Silyl Functionalized Small Molecules. - to Stephen Fan, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Memorial Hall: Collective Memories and Constructions of Harvard’s Civil War Legacy. - to Sarah Elizabeth Fawcett, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled Reassessment of the Timing of the Holocene Initiation of the Great Barrier Reef, and an Investigation of Climatic Conditions During Its Growth. - to David Ramsey Ferris, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Queer Legal Analysis. - to Micah Fitzerman-Blue, class of 2005, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Individualized Justice and Federalism: Uncle-Niece Marriages for Jews in Rhode Island. - to Ryan M. Geraghty, class of 2005, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Globalization in the Roman Empire: A Formal Model of Rome's Expansion, 200 B.C. - A.D. 100. - to Ian Goh, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled To Make a Prairie: Bees as a Marker of Place in Greek and Latin Poetry. - to Johnhenry Gonzales, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled The Ashes of Empire and the Caribbean Origins of Neo-Colonialism: The Effects of the Haitian Revolution on European Ideas About Slavery and on French Imperial Policy. - to Elizabeth Green, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled Raising Alabama: A 2003 Battle for the Future of an American State. - to Matthew Guarnieri, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Theories of Negative Liberty: Interference, Capability, and Democracy. - to James Sawalla Guseh, III, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Studies on Lung Progenitors in Pulmonary Organogenesis. - to Oscar Hernandez, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled A Theater of Harmony: Adamo Boari’s Project for the Teatro Nacional, Mexico. - to James William Honan-Hallock, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled For Creator, Sovereign, Academy, and Science: John Anton Guildenstadt and the 1768-1775 Russian Expedition to Caucasus. - to Mary Julia James, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled Climate Change Mitigation and the Electricity Industry: A Critical Look at the Findings of a Major Utility. - to David M. Kaden, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Leading a Committeed World: The United States, the IMF, and the Political Economy of International Financial Crises. - to Rebecca Kastleman, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled Ghostwriting: The Theatrical Collaboration of Robert Wilson and Heiner Muller on Alcestis. - to Jessica Kim, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled Characterization of the Oncogenic Activity of the Microphtalmia-Associated Transcription Factor Family. - to Christine Kim, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled The Pragmatics of Transition in Pindar’s Epinician Odes: A Performance Minded Approach. - to Julian Kolev, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Endogenous Group Formation and Non-Assortative Matching in Adverse-Selection Microfinance Lending. - to Philip Kreycik, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Documenting Sahel Dust Generation: Corals as High-Resolution Archives. - to Om Lala, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled The Political Economy of Self-Regulation and Institutional Path Dependence: Explaining the Resistance to Institutional Change in India’s Medical Councils. - to Anica Law, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled Genetic Analysis of Progenitor Cells and Signaling Pathways in Pancreatic Organogenesis. - to Steve Young Lee, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Public Enemy Number One: The Conceptual Transformation of Heroin Addiction in Nixon-Era America, 1968-1972. - to Inna Livitz, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled What’s in a Nominative? Implications of Russian non-Nominative Subjects for a Crosslinguistic Approach to Subjecthood. - to Shih En Lu, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Quasi-Hyperbolic Discounting and the Dual-Self Model in Rubinstein-Stahl Type Bargaining. - to Jessica Marglin, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled Jews into Frenchmen? The Alliance Israelite Universelle and French Pre-Colonial Policy in Morocco, 1862-1912. - to Michael Marotta, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Protective Binding: Retrieval Series. - to Elizabeth Michelle McMillen, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled Renaissance and Renewal: The Kore of Sardis and Lydian Identity in the First and Second Centuries C.E. - to Iliana Montauk, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled Moliere for Morocco: Postcolonial Negotiations of French Theater Policy (1950-1994). - to Elinathan N. Ohiomoba, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled Through a Mirror Darkly. - to Joseph Pace, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Syria’s Islamic Challenge. - to Sarah Paiji, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled How Black is the Iraq War? Racial Representations of U.S. Troops in Newspaper Images. - to Stefan Patrikis, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Lifting Symplectic Galois Representations. - to James R. Pautz, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Translating the Sonnets of Paulo Henriques Britto and Glauco Mattoso. - to Annelisa Pedersen, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled Except me. Accept me. Expect me. Except me: The Collaborative Contrariness of Gertrude Stein and Virgil Thompson. - to Ian Polonsky, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Berkeley in the 60s: Compilation, Criticism and the Busby Berkeley Musical. - to Rowena Hildreth Potts, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled "When the Difference Between Us Was Erased, I Saw You Everywhere”: Shared Identities at a Sufi Shrine in Banaras. - to Stuart Robinson, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled On Interpersonal Forgiveness. - to Pablo M. Ros, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Yankee Yes: The Effect of American Financial Colonialism on the Development of Cuban Capital Markets. - to Julian Rose, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Encountering Buildings, Reading Grammars: The Work of Dan Graham, 1966-1978. - to Raphael Rosen, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Under the Radar: Physics, Engineering, and the Distortion of World War Two Legacy. - to Bridget Samuels, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled Nothing to Lose But Their Chains: Rethinking Vocalic Chain Shifting. - to Adam Scheffler, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Hell Hill or Six Whistles to Run By. - to Lisa Lixin Shu, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled Is the Endowment Effect Due to Loss Aversion or Mere Ownership? - to Kelly Shue, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled The Bookend Effect: Who Misvotes and Why? Evidence From the 2003 California Recall Election. - to Eric Sorensen Shroyer, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled “To Give It the Command of Its Own Fortunes”: George Washington’s Continental Strategy, 1783-1796. - to Anant Thaker, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled The Impact of Social Capital on Income Inequality in the US. - to Ariane Isabelle Tschumi, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled The Instrumentality of Science in Social Reform: The X Club and the “Reader” in England, 1863-1867. - to Gregory Valiant, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled The Inefficiency of Selfishness in Network Routing. - to Daniel Benjamin Williams, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled “Human Kindness”: Animals and Compassionate Attention in the Novels of J.M. Coetzee. - to Victoria Wobber, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled The Evolution of Cooperative Signal Comprehension in the Domestic Dog (Canis familiaris). - to Sandra Ling Chie Wong, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled Host Cell Surface Proteoglycan Interactions with the Alpha C Protein of Group B Streptococcus. - to William Woolston, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Do “Great Expectations” Matter? The Relationship Between Teacher Expectations and Student Academic Success. - to Danny Yagan, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Decisions under the UC Affirmative Action Ban: Evidence from Law School Applications of Harvard College Seniors and Graduates. - to Han Yu, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled Yu Industries. - to Emily Zazulia, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for her project entitled Johannes Puyllois (d. 1478) and His Sacred Music: A Reassessment, with a Critical Edition of His Complete Works. - to Xiaolong Zhou, class of 2006, an award of $2500 for his project entitled Characterization of the Role of Rab5 and the Clathrin Heavy Chain C-terminus in Clathrin-Mediated Endocytosis. George Arthur Knight Prize - to Lei Liang, an award of $3322.19 for her project entitled Serashi Fragments. Morris Kronfield Prize - to Georgios Theophanous, class of 2006. Newbold Rhinelander Landon Memorial Scholarship - to Joshua Billings, class of 2007. - to Claire Catenaccio, class of 2007. The Harold Langlois Award - to Tamara Vargas-Ortiz, an award of $1000. Radcliffe Doris Cohen Levi Prize - to Michael Mitnick, class of 2006, an award of $750. The Jonathan Levy Award - to Liam Martin, class of 2006, an award of $500. George Emerson Lowell Scholarship Prize - to Clement B. Wood. Hugh F. MacColl Prize - to Elizabeth Lim, an award of $1374.25 for her project entitled The Dream. Perry Miller Prize - to Christopher LeConey, an award of $200. Tazuko Ajiro Monane Prize - to Carly Cohen, class of 2006, an award of $2000. - to Nitipat Pholchai, class of 2007, an award of $2000. The David Mumford Undergraduate Mathematics Prize - to Nikita Rozenblyum, class of 2006, an award of $150 for his project entitled Motovic Homotopy Theory and Power Operations in Motovic Cohomology. - to Stefan Patrikis, class of 2006, an award of $150 for his project entitled Lifting Symplectic Galois Representations. Oliver-Dabney Prize in History and Literature Number One (1941) (A Radcliffe Fund) - to Alexander Chase-Levenson, an award of $200. Oliver-Dabney Prize in History and Literature Number Two (1947) (A Radcliffe Fund) - to Adam Zalisk, an award of $200. Oliver-Dabney Prize in History and Literature, Number Three (1950) (A Radcliffe Fund) - to Iliana Montauk, class of 2006, an award of $200. Joseph Garrison Parker Prize - to Ravi Raju, class of 2006. Reginald H. Phelps Prize - to Chester James Phillips, III, an award of $1500. - to Gary Todd Higginson, an award of $1000. - to Melissa Leach Dowd, an award of $750. Wendell Phillips Memorial Scholarship - to Jeremy Raper, class of 2008. Susan Anthony Potter Graduate Prize - to Melissa Feuerstein, an award of $1500 for her project entitled For Want of a Door. John P. Reardon Jr. Award - to William Broadbent, class of 2006. David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies Prize in History and Literature - to David Wax, an award of $200. Robert Fletcher Rogers Prize - to Gerardo Con Diaz, class of 2008, an award of $400 for his project entitled Trefoils on your Shoes: Knots, Surfaces, and Matrices. - to Igor Rapinchuk, class of 2007, an award of $400 for his project entitled Dirichlet's Prime Number Theorem. - to Inna Zakharevich, class of 2006, an award of $400 for her project entitled Homotopy and Simplicial Sets. Endicott Peabody Saltonstall Prize - to Jeffrey Jacobstein, class of 2006. John Osbourne Sargent Prize for a Latin Translation - to Swift Edgar. Thomas Small Prize - to Timothy DiLeo Browne, an award of $1000. - to Kristina L. Skrine, an award of $1000. - to Jannifer Whang Wyglendowski, an award of $1000. George B. Sohier Prize - to Heather Brink-Roby, class of 2006, an award of $250 for her project entitled "Naturally Ordered in Sheaves": George Eliot and Nineteenth Century Taxonomy. Barbara Miller Solomon Prize - to Jenny Davis, an award of $200. Albebert W. Sprague Prize - to Hillary Zipper, an award of $1673.45 for her project entitled The Blueberries of Mars. Jack M. Stein Teaching Fellow Prize in German - to Silke Brodersen, an award of $1000. Louis Sudler Prize in the Arts - to Melissa Goldman, class of 2006, an award of $1000. Sumner Prize - to Maria Dimitrova Popova, an award of $10,000 for her project entitled Judicial Independence and Political Competition: Electoral and Defamation Disputes in Russia and Ukraine. Tau Beta Pi Prize - to William Adams, class of 2006, an award of $100. Toppan Prize - to Mark Copelovitch, an award of $5,000 for his project entitled Governing Global Markets: Private Debt and the Politics of International Monetary Fund Lending. Alexis de Toqueville Prizes in Social Studies - to Amelia Atlas, class of 2006, an award of $500 for her project entitled At the Critical Crossroads: Lionel Trilling and the Transformation of the Public Intellectual. - to David Ramsey Ferris, class of 2006, an award of $500 for his project entitled Queer Legal Analysis. Visiting Committee Prize for Undergraduate Book Collecting - to Harrison Greenbaum, class of 2008, an award of $1000 for his project entitled "A Uniquely Portable Magic": A Collection of Treasures from the Conjuring Arts. - to Alexis Kusy, class of 2007, an award of $750 for her project entitled The Peculiar Collection. - to Michael Sanchez, class of 2007, an award of $500 for his project entitled Collecting the French Avant-Garde. Esther Sellholm Walz Prize - to Thomas Herold, an award of $1000 for his project entitled Zeichen und Zeichendeutung in Goethes Roman Die Wahlverwandtschaften. Philip Washburn Prize - to William Deringer, class of 2006, an award of $500 for his project entitled Beyond The Idle Philosopher: William Petty, The Down Survey, and the Empowerment of Knowledge, 1652-1662. Harvard-Radcliffe Foundation for Women's Athletics Award - to Abigal Devlin, class of 2006. - to Nicole Gavel, class of 2006. Barrett Wendell Prize - to Andrew Malone, an award of $200. Jacob Wendell Scholarship Prize - to Nicole Ali, class of 2008. - to Yin Li, class of 2008. - to Christopher Van Buren, class of 2008. Elizabeth Wilder Prize - to In-Kyung Chae, class of 2009, an award of $1000. John H. Williams Prize - to Shih En Lu, class of 2006, for his project entitled Quasi-Hyperbolic Discounting and the Dual-Self Model in Rubinstein-Stahl Type Bargaining. Wister Prize in Mathematics - to Emily Richmond, class of 2006, an award of $894.79. - to Damian Blättler, class of 2006, an award of $894.79. James D. Woods Memorial Fellowship - to Shannon Kelly, class of 2007, an award of $1000 for her project entitled An Ethnographic Scrutiny of Mass Culture Theory. - to Nicole Urken, class of 2007, an award of $600 for her project entitled Changing Conceptions of the 'Good Life' in Chile Among Political Elite (1970-Present). The Katie Y.F. Yang Prize - to Diana Huidobro, an award of $1500. Allyn Young Prize in Economics - to Danny Yagan, class of 2006, for his project entitled Decisions under the UC Affirmative Action Ban: Evidence from Law School Applications of Harvard College Seniors and Graduates. Revised 6/19/2006