Word: keyes
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Thursday, December 9, issue of the CRIMSON printed a report of a meeting of the Crimson Key Society that contained "quotes" of statements by Gerald Y. Genn '50 and myself. The so-called quotes grossly misrepresented what was actually said and caused a great deal of embarrassment to all concerned...
Genn did say that the Key Society should be financially independent of the Student Council, but he did not say, as your reporter quotes him, that the Council would otherwise have "domination bof all Key activities." The not-sosly dig at the Council, with which your imaginative reporter credits Genn, implies a conflict between the Key and the Council which does not exist...
Christopher Lindsey of Adams House and New York City: jayvee football; Crimson Key Society...
Daniel A. Cronin, Jr. of Lexington: Dudley House Committee; executive board Crimson Key Society; president, Catholic Club; freshman crew...
...four sets of hour exams for every year since 1934, scattered throughout five shelves in no particular order. But after kneeling for half an hour and fumbling through the stratified heap, maybe he found his needle. Then he briskly turned the pages and very likely discovered that the key to his success had mysteriously vanished. All that remained was the unravished pieces which pecked out from the binding in apology. Perhaps the person who tore the exam out did so in disgust at the outrageous demands of the course. But more probably, he couldn't spare ten minutes to recopy...