Word: phi
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Dartmouth Senior, Charles A. Eastman, has declined membership in Phi Beta Kappa, thereby gaining not a little publicity, and furnishing jaded critics of education with enough controversial material to last them for some time. Mr. Eastman states that he does not regard making Phi Beta Kappa as an honor, since he considers that, "the present system of marks in colleges does not show the true ability of a student...
...standing of the Beta league is as follows: Won Lost Pct. Alpha Sigma Phi 6 0 1.000 Sigma Alpha Mu 5 1 .833 Lamda Chi Alpha 3 2 .600 Sigma Omega Psi 3 2 .600 Tan Epsilon Phi 2 3 .400 Delta Upsilon 1 4 .200 Phi Epsilon Pi 1 4 .200 Tan Delta Phi...
...Intramural basketball league tournament, found the Falcon club team and the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity team tied for first place in the Alpha division of the league. Each team has a rating of 1000 percent in the standing of the teams. In the Beta division, the Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity and the Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity teams were tied for first place honors. These teams also have a rating of 1000 percent in their standing in the tourney. Since the Law School does not have any examinations, teams in the tournament from this school will continue action...
...ALPHA LEAGUE Won Lost Percent Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2 2 1000 Falcon club 2 2 1000 Alpha Mu Sigma 1 1 500 Kappa Sigma 1 1 500 Trident club 1 1 500 Kappa Nu 0 2 000 Phike club 0 2 000 BETA LEAGUE Won Lost Percent Alpha Sigma Phi 3 0 1000 Sigma Alpha Mu 2 0 1000 Delta Upsilon 1 1 500 Lambda Cbi Alpha 1 1 500 Tau Epsilon Phi 1 1 500 Tau Delta Phi 0 2 000 Phi Epsilon...
...late Joseph Randolph Coolidge. A pupil of the late William Everett in his preparatory school days at Quincy, he was prominent as an undergraduate in the scholastic and social life of the University, being a member of the Dickey, the Pudding and the Fly clubs as well as the Phi Beta Kappa Society and taking his degree summa cum laude in History...