Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1926, Page 38

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One will be the erection of a memorial building at William and Mary College in honor of the 50 founders of Phi Beta Kappa. The other will be for the establishing of annual rewards for merit in scholar- ship. One of the latter will be » grand prize for distinction in teaching or | attainment in scholarship, which will} be open to all teachers and to college | graduates of not more than 10 years' standing. Sr prizes, not exceed- n: b 3 T 3 Colleges Overcrowded. Apathy and neglect have affected a large part of our college population, Mr. Rockefeller said, and colleges are overcrowded with students who con- sider study no obligation. The result, he sajd, has been that facuities are overworked and standards of learning lowered. He said it was the duty of Phi Beta Kappa, “which has furnished nearly half the nation's famous men,” to re- 3 interest in scholarship and teach- ing to offset thi: athy and “make secure the fut . | MAN FOUND DEAD. Cripple. Picked Up on Sidewalk, -Is; Unidentified. 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