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...disputes arising between any of the parties shall be submitted to arbitration in such form as the Advisory Committee shall determine. Clubs Affected by Rules Governing New Membership A. D. Club Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Alpha Tau Sigma Club Owl Club Argo Club Phoenix S. K. Club Delphic Club Pi Eta Society Digamma Club Porcellian Club D. U. Fraternity S. A. E. Fraternity D. U. Club Sigma Alpha Mu Fraternity Fly Club Spee Club Fox Club Styx Club Iroquois Club Tau Delta Phi Fraternity Kappa Sigma Fraternity Zeta Beta...
Called "Dieff" by his friends-including Henry Louis Mencken, with whom he was once a cub reporter in Baltimore-Dr. Dieffenbach is short, chubby, lively. He dresses fastidiously, plays tennis, occupies himself with the affairs of his fraternity Phi Kappa Sigma of which he was once national president. Dr. Dieffenbach says he will be not a "religious editor" but an "editor of religion," devoting himself to all trends of all creeds and sects...
Ralph Emerson '33, and Hirdsey Renshaw '33 have been elected associate members of Sigma...
...title of Shapley's lecture will be "Fact and Fancy in Cosmogony," and will deal with new theories of astronomical and physical investigation, with particular attention to relativity. Preceding the meeting of Sigma Xi, which is the scientific counterpart of Phi Beta Kappa, the America Association for the Advancement of Science will meet on December 27, at Atlantic City. K. F. Mather, professor of Geology, is secretary of this group. The session will be featured by a symposium on the late Pleistocene and recent changes of level along the North Atlantic Coast...
Recently elected officers of the Harvard chapter of Sigma Xi, installed last Tuesday, are G. H. Parker '87, professor of Zoology and director of the Zoological Laboratory, president; J. B. Conant '14, Sheldon Emery Professor of Organic Chemistry, vice-president; K. F. Mather, professor of Geology, secretary; W. L. Crum, professor of Economics, treasurer; and L. D. Leet, instructor in Geology, assistant secretary. Parker has been mentioned as a likely possibility for national presidential candidate of the honorary society...