Word: fellows
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Besides the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, of which he was president, Mr. Agassiz was a member of numerous other scientific bodies, both in America and Europe. He was a Fellow of Harvard until 1885, served as Overseer, and has presented the University Museums with gifts amounting to over...
Professor Morgan was a member of the American Philological Association, the New Palaeographical Society, and the Hellenic Traveler's Club of London. He was a trustee of St. Mark's School, and since 1902 was a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences...
...while J. Waid '10 replies with the familiar indorsement of the game as a school for the manly virtues. But the whole discussion loses force from being somewhat vague and sentimental. There is too much regard shown for "the American people," and too little for the players and their fellow students. The game must be judged by its primary effects; the secondary effects, such as loyalty and publicity, are not peculiar to football, and raise different issues...