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...cream of the 1975 crop was shepherded through Harvard Yard yesterday by fife-and-drum players on the way to two hours of Literary Exercises in Sanders Theater during the Phi Beta Kappa induction ceremony...
Later they joined an audience of about 400 in Sanders Theater to hear poet Anthony E. Hecht and Dr. Robert Coles '50, psychiatrist to the University Health Services, deliver the Phi Beta Kappa Poem and Oration...
...addition to the 113 Harvard and 46 Radcliffe students who were feted in the proceedings. Phi Beta Kappa inducted five honorary members by a three-quarters vote of the group during a private meeting. The honoraries included Robert Tonis, retiring chief of Harvard police; Richard S. Aldrich '25, a producer: Robert E Blye '50, a poet: Dr. John Perry Hubbard '25, the president of the National Board of Medical Examiners: and Owen J. Gingerich, professor of Astronomy and of the History of Science...
...subject of grades. Since I know both of them very well I was struck by the difference between the manner in which the two interviews were conducted and by the difference between the finished articles. The portrait of George Reyes was accurate and interesting; the caricature of "Phi Beta Phyllis" was neither...
...object not only to the fact that Maud Gleason was misrepresented in the article-which conveys an entirely distorted idea of her personal interests and values. I object to the style of journalism which crams the identity of a living person into an ugly corset like "Phi Beta Phyllis." We all have to struggle against the labels with which family, teachers, and institutions occasionally brand use "the smart one," "the pretty one." "the down-to-earth-one," "the artistic one," "the grind," "the goof," ect. I think it is our duty as fellow students to try and protect each other...