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Prize Winners 2007-08 Academy of American Poets Prize - to Margaret Ross.   Albert Alcalay Prize - to Katharine Woodman-Maynard.   Alexis de Toqueville Prizes in Social Studies - to Jeremy Singer-Vine, an award of $500, for his project entitled Allan Sekula, Sebastião Salgado, and the Challenges of Labor Photography   Annamae and Allan R. Crite Prize - to Siobhan Wheeler.   Barbara Miller Solomon Prize - to Nathaniel Naddaff-Hafrey, class of 2008.   Barrett Wendell Prize - to Gracye Cheng, class of 2010.   "The Bohemians" (New York Musicians Club) Prize - to Gabriele Vanoni, for her project entitled Space Oddities.   Boston Ruskin Prize - to Amelia Klein, for her project entitled Shelley and the Music of the Mutable . - to Maia McAleavey, for her project entitled “ As the Angels are in Heaven”: Simultaneous Remarriage in David Copperfield . - to Timothy Michael, for his project entitled Coleridge, Hume, and the Principles of Political Knowledge. - to Chris Van Buren, for his project entitled Orpheus and Moses: Allegory in the “Divina Commedia”.   Bowdoin Prize for Graduate Compositions in Greek - to Timothy Barnes, an award of $5000.   Bowdoin Prize for Graduate Compositions in Latin - to Timothy Barnes, an award of $5000.   Bowdoin Prize for Graduate Essays in the English Language - to Phoebe Putnam, an award of $10000 for her project entitled “I Could Open Your Belly with My Claw”: Touch and the Erotic Poetics of Panorama in the Early Work of Elizabeth Bishop   Bowdoin Prize for Undergraduate Essays in the English Language - to Alexander Chase-Levenson, class of 2008, an award of $10000 for his project entitled Discipline and Sanitize: Quarantine, Illness, and the Imaginative Geography of Western Travel to the East, 1750-1870 - to Matthew Spellberg, class of 2009, an award of $10000 for his project entitled T he Chimeric Image: Juxtaposition and Cognition in the Later Poetry of W. B. Yeats.   Bowdoin Prize for Undergraduate Essays in the Natural Sciences - to Malorie Snider, class of 2009, an award of $10000 for her project entitled Racial Medicine: Justified, Just, or Just Not Good Enough?   LeBaron Russell Briggs Prize - to Thomas Alan Dichter, an award of $1000.   David Taggart Clark Prize - to Katherine van Schaik, calss of 2008, an award of $1000.   Charles Edmund Horman Prize - to Sae-byok Kim. - to Joe Quinn. - to David Wallace.   Clemens Herschel Prize - to Anjali Lohani, class of 2008, an award of $200.   Colton Award - to Sakura Christmas, class of 2008, an award of $500 for her project entitled Drafting Primitivity: The Oroqen in Japanese Manchuria , 1932-1945 .   Commencement Speaker Prize (Extension) - to Todd Fawcett. - to Leilani Sevilla.   Cyrilly Abels Short Story Prize (A Radcliffe Fund) - to Eliza Hornig. - to Kristen Slungaard.   David Herbert Donald Prize - to Samuel Scott, class of 2008, an award of $500 for his project entitled The Enlightenment of Bryan Edwards: Slavery, Fear, and Historical Writing in the Eighteenth-Century Atlantic .   David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies Prize in History and Literature - to Elizabeth Goodwin, class of 2008.   Dean's Prize for Outstanding ALM Thesis - to Rosemary Balfour, for her project entitled Temperature Shifts and Habitat Modification Impact the Population of Terrestrial Birds Wintering in Inland Massachusetts . - to Steven Flanders, for his project entitled The Townscape: Consensus, Conflict, and Narrative in the Late Nineteenth-Century Town Histories of Central New England . - to Denise Gray, for her project entitled A Model for a Student Technology Assistant Program (STAP) in Higher Education . - to Patrick Hegarty, for his project entitled Ecosystem Response to the Invasive Ascidian, Didemnum sp. in Long Island Sound . - to Janet Holladay, for her project entitled Right Relationships: Inter-Responsiveness of Nature and Humankind Seen in the Work of Nature Writers Annie Dillard, Helen Hoover, and Sally Carrighar. - to Martha Lagace, for her project entitled Stealing Clothes, Inciting Murder: Rwandan Women and Their Fatal Alliances During the 1994 Genocide . - to Beverly Neugeboren, for her project entitled Demonstrating the Fitness Costs of Generosity in the Budding Yeast "Saccharomyces cerevisiae ". - to Sarah Powell, for her project entitled Subversion and (Un)containment: Homoeroticism in the Plays of William Shakespeare. - to John Sipple, for his project entitled Freeview3D: A Point-Based, 3D Video Application with Image-Based Rendering . - to Deborah Tulley, for her project entitled The Effects of Single Gender Mathematics Classrooms . - to Sara Wiepking, for her project entitled Art Museum Multiple-Visit Programs: Addressing Critical Thinking Skills in the Age of the No Child Left Behind Act .   Derek Bok Public Service Prize - to Pierce Durkin. - to Roberto Guerra.   Susan C. Eaton Fellowship in Organizing, Leadership, and Social Change - to Jesse Zwick, an award of $750, for his project entitled Growing Gardens and Communities: A Study of Urban Agriculture in New York City.   Edward Chandler Cumming Prize - to Frederic Clark, class of 2008.   Edward Eager Memorial Fund - to Loren Bienvenu. - to Sara Burwell. - to Teresa Cotsirilos. - to Alice Cullina. - to Jessica Estep. - to Marta Figlerowicz. - to Katie Fitzgerald. - to Liza Flum. - to Nathan Johnson. - to Olga Kamensky. - to Alexandra Kjuchukova. - to Laura Kolbe. - to Lara Markstein. - to Emmett McDermott. - to Patrick McKiernan. - to Stephen Narain. - to Alexandra Pape - to Daniel Pearle. - to Gabriel Rocha - to Margaret Ross. - to Lisa Sanchez. - to Zachary Sniderman. - to John Thomasson. - to Maria Vassileva. - to Clement Wright.   Edward M. Chase Prize - to B. Andrew Kennedy, an award of $6000 for his project entitled Dreams Undeferred: Mao, Nehru, and the Strategic Choices of Rising Powers .   The Fireman Fellowship - to James Benjamin Battat, an award of $1, for his project entitled Testing Fundamental Physics in the Solar System: Constraints on Lorentz Symmetry and Braneworld Gravity.   Francis Boott Prize - to Edgar Barroso, an award of $250, for his project entitled Miserere.   George Arthur Knight Prize - to Jean François Charles, an award of $3764.12 for his project entitled Bleu 3.   George B. Sohier Prize - to Megan Galbreth, class of 2008, an award of $250 for her project entitled Irony, Didacticism, and the Pragmatics of Reading .   Leo Goldberg Prize in Astonomy - to Okacey Abaraoha, class of 2008, an award of $1000 for her project entitled Identification of New YSO Member of Taurus. - to Kimberly DeRose, class of 2009, an award of $600 for her project entitled Models for Diffuse X-ray Emission in Ophiuchus and the Galactic Center.   Graduate English Commencement Oration - to Anthony Woods.   The Green Prize (in Music) - to Elizabeth Lim, an award of $7595.47, for her project entitled Windfalls..   Harvard Monthly Prize - to Jesse Barron. - to Emily Graff. - to Andrew Sellegen - to Jessica Talley.   The Eugene R. Cummings Senior Thesis Prize in LGBT Studies - to Sarah Howard, class of 2008.   Helen Choate Bell Prize - PhD - to Peter Becker, for his project entitled The Perpetrator's Past: Consciousness and Conscience in the Historical Novel . - to Jeff Severs, for his project entitled Reinventing Totalitarianism in the Postwar American Novel .   Helen Choate Bell Prize - to Chinnie Ding, for her project entitled “Beyond the last thought”: The Idea of Finality in Late Stevens. - to Marta Figlerowicz, for her project entitled “The audience is the performance and vice versa”: Allegorical Cognition in Poetry of E. E. Cummings .   History Prize (Junior) - to Tyler Goodspeed, class of 2008, an award of $100 for his project entitled On Overcoats and Interest Rates: Keynes, Hayek, and the Riddle of the Review .   History Prize (Senior) - to Eva Dickerman, class of 2008, an award of $100 for her project entitled Before the Law Stands a Doorkeeper: Race, National Belonging and the Quest for Minority Citizenship in Post-Imperial Austria , 1920-1924.   Howard T. Fisher Prize - to Anjali Lohani, class of 2008, for her project entitled Effects of Changes in Land Cover on Water Quality. - to Miwa Matsuo, for her project entitled Identifying Employment Centers and Modifiable Areal Unit Problem . - to Amos Tai, for his project entitled Regional Differences in the Effects of Climate Change on Air Quality in the United States with a Focus on Particulate Matter Concentrations . - to Jeremy Tchou, class of 2009, for his project entitled Wind Energy in the United States: A Spatial-Economic Analysis of Wind Power .   Hugh F. MacColl Prize - to Michael Schachter, an award of $1574.08, for his project entitled Book of Prayer. Jane C. Grant Junior and Senior Prizes - to Genevieve Bonadies, class of 2008.   Jane C. Grant Junior and Senior Prizes - to Katy Mahraj, class of 2008.   John Clive Prize - to Alexander Chase-Levenson, class of 2008.   Johnathan Fay Prize - to Eric Kouskalis, class of 2008, an award of for project entitled Does Not Compute: The Introduction of New Technologies to South African and Namibian Classrooms.   Le Baron Russell Briggs Fiction - to Francesca Serritella.   Lillian Bell Prize in History (A Radcliffe Fund) - to Cristina Groeger, class of 2008, an award of $100 for her project entitled Thinking the Particular: Theodor Adorno and Hannah Arendt on the Moral and Political Function of Thought .   Lloyd McKim Garrison Prize - to Michael Stynes, class of 2009. - to Ayten Tartici, class of 2008.   Louis Sudler Prize in the Arts - to Bong Ihn Koh, class of 2008. - to Elizabeth Lim, class of 2008.   Louise Donovan Award - to David Jewett, class of 2008. - to Kara Kaufman, class of 2008.   Norman Podhoretz Prize in Jewish Studies - to Danielle Sassoon, class of 2008, for her project entitled From Consent to Descent: Ludwig Lewisohn's Anti-Assimilationism as a Product of Historical Change .   Oliver-Dabney Prize in History and Literature Number One (1941) (A Radcliffe Fund) - to Charles Melvoin, class of 2010.   Oliver-Dabney Prize in History and Literature Number Two (1947) (A Radcliffe Fund) - to Olga Zhulina, class of 2009.   Perry Miller Prize - to Ofole Mgbako, class of 2008.   Philip Hofer Prize in Collecting - to Noah Silver, class of 2010, an award of $1000 for his project entitled Figbash and Wild Things: The Illustrations of Edward St. John Gorey and Maurice Sendak . - to Philip Mead, an award of $2000 for his project entitled The Art of War in Revolutionary America .   Philip Washburn Prize - to Eva Dickerman, class of 2008, an award of $500 for her project entitled Before the Law Stands a Doorkeeper: Race, National Belonging and the Quest for Minority Citizenship in Post-Imperial Austria , 1920-1924 .   Radcliffe Doris Cohen Levi Prize - to Arlo Hill, class of 2008.   Ralph Waldo Emerson Prize - to Timothy Reckart, class of 2009.   Reginald H. Phelps Prize - to Samuel DiBattista, an award of 1st Place . - to Katrina Sylor, an award of 2nd Place . - to John Axten, an award of 3rd Place .   Rudolf Arnheim Prize - to Lewis Liu.   Seymour E. and Ruth B. Harris Prize for Honors Theses in Economics - to Jonathan Lee, class of 2008, an award of $3,500 for his project entitled Investigating the Labor Supply Implications of Kahneman's Peak End Rule .   Seymour E. and Ruth B. Harris Prize for Honors Theses Social Sciences - to Eva Dickerman, class of 2008, an award of $3,500 for her project entitled Before the Law Stands a Doorkeeper: Race, National Belonging and the Quest for Minority Citizenship in Post-Imperial Austria , 1920-1924.   Sophia Freund Prize - to Seth Herbst, class of 2008, an award of $1,000.   Albert W. Sprague Prize - to Tolga Yayalar, an award of $1922.13 for his project entitled Three Imaginary Spaces after Hadid.   Sumner Prize - to Katerina Linos, an award of $6000 for her project entitled Diffusion of Social Policies Across OECD Countries. - to Aziz Rana, an award of $6000 for his project entitled Settler Empire and the Promise of American Freedom.   Susan Anthony Potter Prize in Literature and Comparative Literature - to Anders Engberg-Pederson, an award of $2000 for his project entitled State of Exception: Literature and Cartography in the Wake of the Napoleonic Wars. - to Christopher Van Buren, class of 2008, an award of $1250 for his project entitled Pilgrim's Shadow: Allegory in the Divine Comedy. Susan Anthony Potter Prize in Spanish Literature of the Golden Age - to Jennifer Blumberg, class of 2008, an award of $1500 for her project entitled La invención, la imitación y la narración en Don Quixote de la Mancha . - to Monica Renta, class of 2008, an award of $1500 for her project entitled La imaginación como facultad histórica en los episodios de la Cueva de Montesinos y del viaje de Clavileño.   Suzanne Farrell Dance Prize - to Claudia Schreier, class of 2008.   Tau Beta Pi Prize - to Connie Cheng, class of 2008, an award of $100.   The Harold Langlois Award - to Ana Carolina de Aguiar.   The Jonathan Levy Award - to Sophie Kargman, class of 2008.   The Katie Y.F. Yang Prize - to Maria Sampaio.   The Lenore Wilson Prize - to Paul Whang.   The Oliver-Dabney Prize in History (A Radcliffe Fund) - to Erika Solomon, class of 2008.   The Phyllis Strimling Award - to Jacqueline Mordi.   The Santo J. Aurelio Prize - to Ann Marie Bender.   Thomas Small Prize - to Angela Chung. - to Suzanne Koven.   Thomas Temple Hoopes Prize, Class of 1919 - to Stephen Amrock, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Globalizing Actionable Rights: The Role of Policy Elites in Health Care Reform in Chile and Bolivia, 1982-2007 . - to Jordan Baehr, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled From Every Subtle Thing We Do: Capitalist Socialization in Communist China . - to Marco Basile, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Zarathustra as a “Good European”: From Nietzsche's City-State to His Anti-Politics . - to Anna Bonnell-Freidin, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled Claims to Power: Virtus in Valerius Maximus' Facta et Dicta Memorabilia. - to Katherine Brunson, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled Shifting Animal Exploitation Strategies in Late Neolithic China: A Zooarchaeological Analysis of the Longshan Site of Taosi, Shanxi Province . - to Robert Cecot, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled People Helping (White) People: Evidence of Racial Discrimination in Peer-to-Peer Lending . - to Can Cenik, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Loss of Genetic Variation in Salmon and the Coalescent Effective Population Size . - to Curtis Chan, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Being B-Boys: Style, Identity, and Respect Among New England and Miami Street Dancers . - to Alexander Chase-Levenson, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled A Gate for the Whole Continent: Quarantine, Illness, and the Imaginative Geography of British Travel to the East 1780-1850 . - to Sakura Christmas, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled Drafting Primitivity: The Oroqen in Japanese Manchuria , 1932-1945. - to Katie Rose Clapham, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled A Tiny Protein Links Two Morphogenetic Processes in a Bacterium. - to Frederic Clark, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Historae Veritas and the First Historiographer: Reading Dares Phrygius in the Middle Ages . - to Victoria Clark, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled Alternative Splicing Factor Sfrs Is Required for Terminal Differentiation of Rod Photoreceptor Outer Segments in the Mouse Retina . - to Dustin Clausen, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled The Springer Correspondence . - to Chiara Condi, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled “ If Francis had upheld him to the last, he would have been the Luther of France ”: The Trial of Louis de Berquin 1523-1529. - to Michael Coulter, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Slightly Salivating, Over Your Fever: Mercury in Therapeutic Medicine During the Eighteenth and Early Nineteenth Centuries. - to Henry Cowles, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled “ Harmless, Beautiful, or Rare”: The Origins of Wildlife Protection in Britain , 1860-1873. - to Richard Cozzens, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled “We're not Gs--We're Arabs”: Arab Identity in the Politics and Poetics of Rap in Jordan , Syria and Palestine . - to Abigail Darby, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled A Panel of Judges: The Response of the American Medical Profession to Koch's Discovery of the Tubercle Bacillus. - to Elizabeth David, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled History for a Changed World? Geoffrey Barraclough, the Campaign for Universal History, and the English Historical Profession in the Mid-20th Century. - to John Davies, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Milton 's Teleological Psychology. - to Denise Delaney, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled Marginality and Violence: The Experience of Being a Desplazado in the Colombian Capital . - to Eva Dickerman, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled Before the Law Stands a Doorkeeper: Race, National Belonging and the Quest for Minority Citizenship in Post-Imperial Austria , 1920-1924. - to Darja Djordjevic, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled Persecution and the Double Bind: An Ethnographic Study of Women Asylum Seekers and the Comité médical pour les exilés . - to Chiazotam Ekekezie, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled “ Make Jealousy for Her”: Witchcraft, "Modernity" and Local Anxieties about Moralized Reproduction in Malawi . - to Kevin Feeney, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Forget the Facts: Navigating Identities in David Bradley's The Chaneysville Incident and Colson Whitehead's The Intuitionist and John Henry Days . - to Jhoshua Friedman, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Gregory the Great and the Myth of the Gregorian Chant . - to Masha Godina, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled Giving What They Deserve: The Case Against Desert as a Reason for Action. - to Tyler Goodspeed, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Rethinking the Keynesian Revolution: Keynes, Hayek, and the Wicksell Connection . - to Adam Guren, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled The Marriage Market Returns to College Quality . - to Mishy Harman, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Blurred Binarism: Jewish Identity in the Case of the Falash Mura . - to Nicholas Hayes, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled From Reverence to Reconciliation: The Kantian Genesis of Hegel's Conception of Freedom. - to Erika Helgen, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled A Polish Pope in Puebla : Liberation Theology, Ecclesiology, and the Third General Conference of the Latin American Episcopate. - to Seth Herbst, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Two Dramas Both Alike: Words, Music, and Imagination in Shakespeare's and Prokofiev's Versions of Romeo and Juliet . - to Miriam Hinman, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled Degradation Patterns in Subfossil Collagen on Archaeological Sites: New Evidence from Pyrolysis GC-MS and Solid State 13C NMR . - to Brandon Imber, class of 2007, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Rational Design, Chemical Synthesis, and Biological Evaluation of a Small Molecule Library Targeting Histone Demthylases. - to Roumiana Ivanova, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled Europe's Soft Power: Limits and Possibilities . - to Mollie Margaret Kirk, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled Nationalism for Sale: The Commoditization of History and Collective Memory in China's Red Tourism . - to Ivan Kotchetkov, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Developmental Anatomy and Molecular Identity of Intra-Telencephalic Corticostriatal Projection Neurons. - to Eric Kouskalis, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Does Not Compute: The Introduction of New Technologies to South African and Namibian Classrooms. - to Ajay Kumar, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Driving to God: Ohio and Social Density Theory of Religiosity. - to Roland Lamb, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled This, That, and the Other: Zhuangzi's Sotto Voce Ontology. - to Matthew Lebowitz, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Consumption of Science and Its Effects on Attitudes . - to Johnathan Lee, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Investigating the Labor Supply Implications of Kahneman's Peak End Rule . - to Jordan Lee , class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled In Search of an Alternative: Negotiating Legitimacy in Reform Era China . - to Rachel Lefebvre, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled Molecular Dissection of TGF-B Induced Signal Transduction Pathways Controlling T-cell Differentiation. - to Paul Linden-Retek, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Public Responsibility, Solidarity, and Citzenship: Václav Havel and Jürgen Habermas on Morality and Democratic Politics. - to W. Hugh Malone, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled “I Think What I See”: A.R. Ammons' Poetics of the Real. - to Elizabeth McKenna, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled To Be Human Is to Be a Capitalist: A Discursive Critique of Microfinance with a Case Study of Poverty, Power, and Change in Brazil's Favelas. - to Sophia McKinley, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled Sleep, Learning, and Memory in the Elderly. - to Luke Messac, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Lazarus at America 's Doorstep: Elites and Framing in Federal Appropriations for Global AIDS Relief. - to Alison Miller, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled Explicit Class Field Theory in Function Fields: Gross-Stark Units and Drinfeld Modules . - to Danny Mou, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Edgetic-Profiling of Disease-Associated TP73L Mutant Proteins. - to David Mou, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Improving the “Brainbow” System for Multi-color Cellular Labeling using Epitope-Tags and Antibodies. - to Evan O'Donnell, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Geometric Core Knowledge: Partial Maps, Length, and Angle . - to Endria Richardson, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled Lullwater . - to Ari Ruben, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Testing Suffrage: Literacy and the Right to Vote in New York, 1915-1975. - to Xianpeng (Adam) Sang, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Zebrafish Primordial Germ Cells Require Insulin-Like Growth Factor Signaling for Directional Migration . - to Caroline Schopp, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled Monument and Counter-Monument: The Sculptural Libraries of Anselm Kiefer, Micha Ullman, and Rachel Whiteread . - to Samuel Conrad Scott, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled The Enlightenment of Bryan Edwards . - to Francesca Serritella, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled White Snakeroot and Other Summer Wildflowers . - to Jonathan Siegel, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled The Local Impact of Interstates: Assessing the Effect of Highway Construction on Surrounding Neighborhoods. - to Jeremy Singer-Vine, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Allan Sekula, Sebastiao Salgado, and the Challenges of Labor Photography. - to Cecilia Soler, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled The Divine Parody: Camus' La Chute in the Words of Dante. - to Hummy Song , class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled Beyond the Pale: Rethinking American Concepts of Whiteness through Takao Ozawa v. United States (1922). - to Jackie Stenson, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled Appropriate Rondaval Chimney: Reducing Indoor Air Pollution in Rural Southern Africa . - to Michelle Steward, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled Not in My Front Yard: The Use of Neighborhood Appearance in the Construction of Moral Boundaries. - to Daniel Stolper, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Constraining the Physiological Activity of Deep-Sea Sedimentary Microbial Communities . - to Jie Tang, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Informativeness and Incentive-Compatability for Reputation Systems. - to Elina Tetelbaum, class of 2007, an award of $3500 for her project entitled A Sobering Look at How Minimum Legal Drinking Age Laws Affect Traffic Fatalities. - to Adaner Usmani, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Reimagining the Revolutionary Vanguard: Frantz Fanon and the Task of the Intellectual . - to Katherine Van Schaik, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled The Multiplication of Meaning: The Identification and Characterization of the San Callisto Banquet Images . - to Beatrice Viramontes, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled Journeys to Aztlán: The (Re)creation of Pre-Columbian Forms in the Contemporary Chicano Murals of Los Angeles . - to Anh-Thu Elaine Vo, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled Mercury Exposure and Evolutionary Genetics of Heavy Metal Regulation in Black-Footed Albatrosses (Phoebastria nigripes). - to Ana Vollmar, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled Whose Voice? Whose History? Human Representation in Edward Palmer's Ethnobotanical Collections, 1869-1896. - to Peter Wang, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Identifying Novel Genes Involved in Sensory Neuron Function. - to William Werbel, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Shoes: the Arch Enemy? Contrasting the Kinetics and Kinematics of Habitually Shod and Habitually Barefoot Runners. - to Rachel Whitaker, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled Beyond Books: Film Production and Distribution at the Grove Press Publishing House . - to Clement Wood, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Horatius de Amicitia: Maecenas and the Discourse of Friendship in the Poetry of Horace. - to Bobby Xu, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled The Effect of Relationships on Contract Choice: A Theoretical Approach. - to Yoshitaka Yamamoto, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for his project entitled Flash, Roar, Dream: A Reading of the Dream Imagery in the Hiroshima and Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Testimonial Literature Alongside Freud, Lacan and Coleridge. - to Crystal Yang, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled An Empirical Analysis of Rape Shield Legislation. - to Elisa Zhang, class of 2008, an award of $3500 for her project entitled Distinct Sets of mRNA Target Exhibit Differential miRNA Dose Responses.   Toppan Prize - to Daniel Hopkins, an award of $5500 for project entitled When Differences Divide: How National Influences and Local Demographics Shape Politics Between Ethnic Groups.   Visiting Committee Prize for Undergraduate Book Collecting - to Trisha Pasricha, class of 2011, an award of $1000. - to Gregory Scruggs, class of 2008, an award of $1500. - to Ming Vandenberg, class of 2008, an award of $750.   William Harris Arnold and Gertrude Weld Arnold Prize - to Hannah Sullivan, for her project entitled Textual Waste and “The Waste Land ”.   Winthrop Sargent Prize - to Suparna Roychoudhury, for her project entitled Sickness and Subjectivity, or, The Anatomy of Shakespeare's Sonnet 147. - to Matthew Spellberg, for his project entitled Pressing Fantasies: Feeling Dreams in Romeo and Juliet .   Wister Prize in Mathematics or Music - to Seth Herbst, class of 2008, an award of $1,300. James D. Woods Memorial Fellowship - to Ralph Paone, an award of $800, for his project enttitled The Terrain of Warp-Speed: Subways, Temporality, and Urban Subjectivity. - to Catherine Bevilaqua, an award of $400, for her project entitled Indian Outcaste Women and the Outcaste Human Rights Movement. - to Yi Chen, an award of $400, for her project entitled The Economic and Social Sustainability of Microfinance in Latin America: A Study on Bolivia. Revised 6/16/2008