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NameG MIN FG-FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB-AVG AST STL BK PF PTS AVG HIGH GAME Joe Carrabino 26 950 1/2 209-372 .562 153-169 .905 191-7.3 21 7 2 58 571 22.0 38 vs. Yale-2 Bob Ferry 24 868 119-235 .506 84-93 .903 90-3.8 35 13 4 69 322 13.4 25 vs. Columbia-1 Arne Duncan 26 875 1/2 101-190 .532 91-105 .867 103-4.0 57 34 3 71 293 11.3 20 vs. Lehigh Ken Plutnicki...
...Larson, Brown, HBP--Allard by Majarwitz, BK--Larson, Loewerberg...
...Harvard Larson W 2-0 5 3 1 1 2 3 Brown 1 1 0 0 0 3 Connecticut Simonoko L. 0-1 2 2/3 2 3 3 5 1 Frager 3 1/2 1 2 2 3 0 WP--Frager, BK--Simonoko...
There is much to celebrate. Less than ten years ago, on many college campuses, ΦBK was regarded as odiously "elitist." At Cornell in 1973, half of those invited to join turned down the offer. At Duke University in 1968, the student newspaper balked at printing the list of new members. Today everybody is eager to join, partly because undergraduates again think the distinctive gold ΦBK key may help unlock the door to worldly success. Harvard's chapter, which boasts such notable alumni as Ralph Waldo Emerson, Oliver Wendell Holmes and Henry Adams, is flourishing. And when...
Since it became a full-fledged honor society in the mid-1800s, ΦBK's commitment to academic excellence has not wavered. Higher education in America is changing. Today the selection of an elite appears to be no easy task. Colleges differ markedly in quality. There are about 2,000 four-year institutions in the U.S. The national ΦBK office in Washington, D.C., has 20 file drawers full of applications for new chapters. But it now limits membership to 228 colleges and universities and will not grant any new chapters without personal visits to assess the quality...