The Crimson is pleased to announce the awarding of the 1972 Dana Reed Prize, given to the best writing in an undergraduate publication, to former Crimson managing editor Arthur H. Lubow '73, for an article on tenure at Harvard which appeared in the June 1972 Commencement issue. A Crimson editor has won the Prize each of the last five years.
Honorable mentions went to Crimson arts editor Lewis F. Patton '74, for his article on Alabama governor George Wallace, which ran in The Crimson last May, and Daniel P. Brudney '75, for his Advocate contribution "Nights at Sea."
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