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Just months after final clubs began restricting guests' access to their facilities, the Harvard social scene will be expanding in a different direction when the Delta Upsilon fraternity opens a campus chapter later this month...
...fraternity, which met informally as a chapter for the first time Sunday night, is likely to be reinstated on April 24 in New York, when the national chapter convenes for its annual meeting, Delta Upsilon members said...
Delta Upsilon will join Sigma Chi, Harvard's only fraternity with a chapter house, as well as several other ethnically based fraternities at Harvard...
Much of this chapter is devoted to President Woodrow Wilson's steadfast and not entirely popular efforts to keep the U.S. out of the conflict between the Allied and Central Powers. There is nothing new here, but there is value in being reintroduced to an American leader whose every move was not dictated by public whim. This installment, in addition to offering moving reflections from still-living World War I veterans, also features an appearance by Wilson's grandson, the Rev. Francis Sayre. He talks about how his widowed grandfather fell for Edith Galt, a woman he met golfing...
...filed patent applications and soon began leaking word of his invention to other chemists. In 1909 Baekeland unveiled the world's first fully synthetic plastic at a meeting of the New York chapter of the American Chemical Society. Would-be customers discovered it could be fashioned into molded insulation, valve parts, pipe stems, billiard balls, knobs, buttons, knife handles and all manner of items...