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...meeting of the '91 members of the Phi Beta Kappa yesterday the following men were chosen from '91 to complete the twenty-five members from that class: W. J. Howard, A. Hall, R. E. Tileston, H. R. Gledhill, F. W. Coburn, A. W. Dudley, E. O. Parker. S. Parsons, F. W. Burlingham, A. E. Burr, W. Reed, J. H. Chittenden, H. H. Baker, J. Cummings, J. O. Powers, H. Tallant and R. S. Hale. The men are selected according to their standing in the class on the basis of the work done during the past three years...
...marshals were chosen who serve as a committee to confer with the graduates on the Phi Beta Kappa dinner, and who correspond very nearly to the Class Day marshals. They were: C. H. C. Wright, 1st marshal; H. A. Davis, 2d Marshal...
...Varsity Crew, J. C. Powers; Class Crew, J. O. Porter; 'Varsity Nine, J. W. Cummin; Class Nine, N. Neff; 'Varsity Eleven, E. J. Lake; H. A. A., J. H. Hunt; College Papers, T. W. Lamont; The Ladies, G. Lowell; Harvard's Better Self, T. C. Tebbett's; Phi Beta Kappa, S. Cromwell...
...editorials deal with examinations, the University extension system and the question recently raised by the DAILY CRIMSON as to the advantage of the change made last June in the constitution of the Phi Beta Kappa. The paragraph on examinations does not succeed in finding a remedy for them and leaves the matter in statuquo. The one on the Phi Beta Kappa makes out a very strong argument against the recent CRIMSON editorial...
...Beta Kappa election will be held before long in accordance with the regulation providing for it at any time after the beginning of the second half year. It will be remembered that at the meeting of the alumni society last June the plan of election was, with a two-fold purpose, changed from a strict adherence to rank; first, to permit the choice of men who deserve the honor but have been prevented by illness or other unavoidable circumstances from reaching the requisite rank; secondly, to permit the rejection of those whose marks are good but whose abilities...