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Description
In the early hours of May 21, 1905, a wealthy and socially prominent
Harvard senior named Benjamin Joy was arrested as an accomplice in the
theft of a bronze plaque from the Philips Brooks House. The theft was
one in a long history of "stunts" perpetrated by a Harvard Secret
Society known as the Med. Fac., its members taken from the most
prestigious of the Harvard clubs and representing the elite of New
England Society. Amid an uproar with accusations of "social pull," a
highly controversial bargain spared Joy from expulsion in exchange for
the Society disbanding and surrendering all records and trophies to
Harvard. Or so it seemed. Graduate members whose college misdeeds were
at risk of exposure obstructed the delivery of the materials for thiryfive
years, and then the records remained under seal and buried in the
Harvard Archives for nearly another four decades. In this fascinating
tale of social privilege and deceit, the secrets of the Med. Fac. are
finally revealed!