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Irving Literary Society
Among the approximately 2100 Cornellians who have been tapped into the Irving Literary Society since 1868,[1] some have continued to write, artistically or professionally, both literature and music. Others have excelled in ways achieving notability. Among these examples of the Irving contribution to American and global culture are:
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Individuals Targeted by "Racepacket" Prior to His Debarrment, Etc.
† Denotes honorary member, not having taught or studied at Cornell University. For information on Irving, Bright, Wilson and Kennedy, see n.8, supra. The remaining honoraries not individually cited are listed on the membership list, kept by the Dean.
‡ Unless an honorary member, members of the Irving after this point were coincidentally members of Phi Kappa Psi at Cornell.