Phi Beta Kappa Remembered as Nation’s Elite Yet Cautioned by Its Critics
AP Newsfeatures writer notes Phi Beta Kappa's long history from 1776 at William and Mary to 20th century influence with presidents, justices, and leaders. The society promotes liberal education standards amid debates on grade inflation and activist eras, while stressing the ideal citizen shaped by broad study and judgment.
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Washington
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United States of America
Phi Beta Kappa
Supreme Court
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Eli Whitney
Mark Twain
Mark Hopkins
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Nelson Rockefeller
Sureme Court
Hi Betes
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur Burns
Daniel Boorstin
Henry Kissinger
George Bush
National Honor Society
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John Hope Franklin
University of Chic
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New York rats and a plan that could tax the economy
A columnist scrutinizes the city’s 525 full time rat catchers for eight million rats, questions the eight million figure, and recalls a past idea to hire rat catchers paid per rat to curb unemployment and rat numbers, noting political resistance and inflation.
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State senate backs emergency food fund bill in Ohio
Ohio state senators approved a bill to authorize county commissioners to use local funds for emergency food operations. The measure, sponsored by Francine Panehal, aims to aid counties like Cuyahoga with fuel shortages and harsh winter weather, where a task force operates centers to assist residents.
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James A. Rhodes
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Cleveland
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