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...Jones, it was the first day of an illustrious college career as renaissance man on campus. Jack of all trades and master of ...all. He played for the Crimson all four years. He acted on campus in "the best [theater] he could." He became a member of The Signet Society, Harvard-Radcliffe's society's of arts and letters. (He has yet to return his initiation rose as he remains unpublished.) He "never paid any attention to the clubs [final or The Hasty Pudding]" and declined when offered membership. Active as he was, he wrote an honors English thesis...
Afternoon teas are also served right here at Harvard. Adams House has an elegant tea every Friday in the Masters' house at 4:30 p.m.; Lowell house has a Masters' tea on Thursdays at 5 p.m. and the Signet society hosts Friday teas at 5:30 p.m. (It's a good idea to arrive with a Lowell or Adams resident, or a Signet Society member...
...Semidoctus Gloriosus--also known as the "Artfart" or "Pseudointellectual." For habitat, the artfart prefers the Advocate Building. WHRE, the Signet Society and Adams House, but the majority never get this far and are forced to subsist in dining halls and common rooms across campus. They are the only species that can refer to anything from rhyme scheme to melody as an "issue...
...only imaginable explanation for your complete omission of Ross' remarks is that you are unaware: unaware of who David Ross is, unaware of the content of his speech, unaware of the purpose and function of the Signet as a Society of Arts and Letters...
...this is indeed the reason, then I encourage you, and will help you, to rectify your error. I, and other Signet members, will cooperate with you so that the rest of the Harvard community may learn of an important and historical proposal that was first presented at our University. Jennifer Rubell '93 President, The Signet Society...