Word: kappas
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...took mighty measures to root out the plague. From the University for one year he suspended five student leaders. Four were members of student council: John Burnside, president; Sidney Zsagri, forensic chairman; Thomas Lambert, men's board chairman; Mendel Lieberman, scholarship chairman. Fifth was Celeste Strack, Phi Beta Kappa and champion debater. The four councilmen, charged the Provost had been "using their offices to destroy the University by handing it over to an organized group of Communists...
...this floor was turned over to lectures and classrooms. In 1870, still later, the whole building was turned over to public uses. It was here that the President of the University used to greet the Governor of the Commonwealth on Commencement Day. Here also were held the Phi Beta Kappa meetings. In 1924 the building was badly damaged by fire. After that it was completely remodeled, and now has twenty four of the Yard's most expensive suites, accommodating...
Sixteen of the highest ranking Seniors were elected to the Phi Beta Kappa Society, and the annual prize essay was announced last night at Dunster House...
...Study in Highway Economics" by Wilfred Owen '34, of Waban, was announced as the Phi Beta Kappa Prize Essay of 1934. This treatise has been published and will be reviewed soon in the CRIMSON by Edward S. Mason, Associate Professor of Economics...
Born in Budapest, Pressagent Lawrence was brought to the U. S. as a child, learned football at a Buffalo high school, went to Princeton. There he won his P at guard and a Phi Beta Kappa key in the class of 1923. After a short turn as an instructor in economics, he left Princeton for various Manhattan editorial jobs. No foe of the Stock Exchange, he defended short selling before a bear-hungry Congressional committee two years...