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Page 90 - This work, first published in 1879, is the recognized authority on all matters concerning the system of fraternal organizations existing in the colleges and universities of the United States. It contains : a chapter on the features common to the majority of the fraternities ; a full account of the General, Local, Ladies', Professional and Honorary Fraternities. Chapters concerning the inactive organizations, miscellaneous societies ; a directory of chapters giving the names of the institutions in...
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