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At its Scholarship Portfolio Days (Nov. 22 and Feb. 7), Converse College in Spartanburg, S.C., will award up to $1,500 in merit aid to studio art majors.

Established as a legacy of the soon-to-be-extinct commission, which was appointed by County Executive Andrew J. Spano and the County Board of Legislators, the prize will award up to $50,000 a year for a new work.

The company announced on Thursday that it had submitted the first entry for the L Prize, an Energy Department contest that will award up to $10 million to the first person or group to create a new energy-sipping version of the most popular type of light bulb used in America.

Facebook will award up to $1 million to five community leaders and $50,000 to1000 more to fund their ideas for how to strengthen people's online and offline connections.

The U.S. Department of Energy announced today that it will award up to $122 million to create a Fuels form Sunlight Energy Innovation Hub led by the California Institute of Technology.

The Howard Hughes Medical Institute's (HHMI's) Hanna H. Gray Fellows Program, announced 19 September, will award up to 15 recipients with $60,000 of salary support and $20,000 in flexible funds paid to their institutions for each of up to 4 years of postdoc training.

Some of the students will be awarded up to $16,000, and others will receive up to $30,000, depending on the college.

Reporters and editors of The Times will award five seniors up to $12,000 a year for four years.

In the second phase of the Gates program, the Foundation for the National Institutes of Health will award grants of up to $20 million each over the next three to five years.

One of the first projects that AltGen has unveiled is the Young Co-operators Prize which will award five £2,000 start-up grants to young people who have ideas for potentially successful co-ops.

More than 500 applications poured into the Gates contest, which will award winners $100,000 this fall, and up to $1 million subsequently.