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“When Headlines Hurt”
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Posted at OnWord.net on May 18, 2020 by Bill Schmitt

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William G. Schmitt
Adjunct Professor, English Department
Holy Cross College | CV

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INFORMATION CONCERNING THE STANLEY J. PREBYS, J. FRANK MILES SCHOLARSHIP

The Santa Maria Council # 553 of the Knights of Columbus makes available each year one scholarship to St. Joseph's High School, South Bend, or Marian High School, Mishawaka, to a son or a daughter of a living or deceased member of the Council. The recipient shall be a graduate of an elementary school.

I.  The scholarship may be held for a maximum of 4 years, and, except in special circumstances, must be completed within 4 academic years.

2. The scholarship holder shall be a person a character, worth and good intellectual ability, who has given evidence
of a capacity to profit from a high school education.

3. The scholarship holder shall be a person who has a proven need for financial assistance in order to attend high school.

4. The council scholarship shall amount to $ 3,500.00 per year for four years.

5. The awarding of this scholarship is contingent upon the holder’s ability to meet all requirements and regulations of the high school. The Council shall have the right to require the scholarship holder to give, at any time, satisfactory evidence of accomplishments at the high school; and the Council may declare the scholarship forfeited if such evidence is not conclusive indication of the holders' progress.

6.  A group of five prominent citizens of St. Joseph County, Indiana will select the winner of the scholarship after conducting interviews
with the candidates at a time and place to be announced. The Chairman of the Council Scholarship may make a
preliminary selection of candidates for the scholarship.

7. The Council reserves the right to reject any or all applicants for the scholarship who do not meet the requirements as to character,
financial need or intellectual ability.

8. The winner of the scholarship shall begin the course at one of the two designated high schools no later than the fall semester
of the year in which the scholarship is awarded.

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There will not be a meeting on the 4^th Monday of May (May 25th)…It’s Memorial Day! Be safe!
God bless our fallen military! Say a prayer for the Faithful Departed and Holy Souls in Purgatory!

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