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Luckily, Harvard has experienced no such public demonstrations of misogyny in its recent history. But as a freshman woman at Harvard, the recent events at Yale make me profoundly uncomfortable.
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CORRECTION: November 15, 2010

An earlier version of the Nov. 12 op-ed "When No Means Yes" incorrectly reported that female undergraduates were students of Radcliffe College, not Harvard University, until 1999. In fact, they became students of Harvard University in 1977, although they still received Radcliffe diplomas in addition to Harvard diplomas until 1999. The Crimson regrets the error.

The Boola ("Best Pranks," 2015) is a website returned by keyword search "Yale-Harvard train". To The Game. Group rate ticketing by Amtrak. Co-ed. One long bar car. I guess, that "tradition" is dead, gone the way of the annual Bladderball Game. Next.

Harvard proposal would ban fraternities and sororities, 2017

BOSTON (AP) -- A proposal at Harvard University would ban all fraternities, sororities and single-gender clubs starting in fall 2018, a measure that's largely aimed at the school's exclusive, all-male social clubs that have been blamed for problems with sexual assault and alcohol abuse.
Next. Fraternity History & More , US presidents and their spouses. Members of US Congress not listed. Next.

The Most Out-of-Control Fraternities in America , 2013. No update available. Next.
North-American Intrafraternity Conference, 2018. Founding dates and "Government Relations". Next.

Death at Delta Sig: Heiress Wages a Million-Dollar War on Frats, 24 Sep 2019

Parents like Deborah Tipton are fighting to pierce the veil of secrecy that has protected fraternities for two centuries on American college campuses.
Are there really 300,000 rice and cottonseed oil heirs in the US?
Grieving families are pushing to investigate deaths once dismissed as roughhousing gone wrong. They are forcing universities and legislatures to publicize fraternity infractions, rein in their behavior and toughen the penalties after injuries and deaths....
So. How do Europe's young elite "greeks" entertain themselve?

Diversity is the key to economic and political evolution.
by Cat on Tue Oct 2nd, 2018 at 01:26:43 AM EST
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By and large, we have national elites, not a federal elite. So, they get drunk and develop fraternity based on mutual transgressions on a national level. Though if Macron gets his way with European elite universities, that could be a thing of the past.
by fjallstrom on Thu Oct 4th, 2018 at 03:23:31 PM EST
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