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Andrew Gleason

Andrew Gleason

Extracted from the Wikipedia article Andrew M. Gleason.

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  2. ^ 353. On pp. 327–328, Elkins writes "There is another type of degree, however, that must be classified as honorary, since it is so designated in the official records, although it differs somewhat from the sort usually understood by that term. This is the degree given by the University to persons on its own faculty who are not Harvard graduates, so as to make them, in the words of their diplomas, 'members of our flock' – ut in grege nostro numeretur. The degree given for this purpose is Master of Arts (A.M.)."
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