Two Dickinson graduates receive scholarships from Columbia University

G.  Worthington Post, class of 1928, received the Pulitzer Travelling Scholarship by Columbia School of Journalism.  As a recipient of this award, Post had the opportunity to spend a year in Europe to study 'the social, political and moral conditions of the people and the character and principles of the European Press.'  While at Dickinson, Post was a member of the Dickinsonian and became an  associate editor during his final two years.  After graduation, Post became the editor-in-chief of the Columbia Journal. In addition,  A.L. Demaree, class of 1919, received a fellowship to Columbia University for the year 1930-1931. Demaree was a member of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity and and World War I veteran.