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Excerpt from The Omegan, Vol. 9: October 1932New York is the worlds busiest city and the convocation will be in keeping with this. Spirit, There will be something going on every minute and those delegates who must write letters to their families and sweet hearts had better write them on the train.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a repro...

Excerpt from The Palm, Vol. 40: March, 1920Who of intelligence among us ever suspected that a thoroughly arid Smoker could turn out to be such a barrage of high-powered laughter? Before the doors opened one fellow from down East declared his shimmy wouldn't shake on tea, nor his funny bone quiver on ginger ale, but thirty. Minutes later this same chap was standing up on his chair for fear he'd miss something.About the PublisherForgotten Books ...

Excerpt from The Palm, Vol. 40: March, 1920Who of intelligence among us ever suspected that a thoroughly arid Smoker could turn out to be such a barrage of high-powered laughter? Before the doors opened one fellow from down East declared his shimmy wouldn't shake on tea, nor his funny bone quiver on ginger ale, but thirty. Minutes later this same chap was standing up on his chair for fear he'd miss something.About the PublisherForgotten Books ...

Excerpt from Alpha Tau Omega Palm, Vol. 6: March, 1885The secret fraternity goes hand in hand with, and may be said to have grown out of the literary society. While the liter ary society cultivates and develops the powers of the intellect, the secret fraternity nourishes the sweetest part of our nature, all that is good and noble, and by the very name fraternity, proves that it is a band of brothers, not indeed brothers by birth but brothers b...

Excerpt from The Lyre of Alpha Chi Omega, Vol. 1: June 1894At the annual convention of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority held at Evanston, Illinois, early in March, 1894, it was decided to undertake the publication ofa journal. The Convention assigned the work of collect ing and arranging the material and of general management to Alpha chapter, which in turn transferred the responsibility to me.Since there were no explicit directions given at the Conve...

Excerpt from Alpha Tau Omega Palm, Vol. 6: March, 1885The secret fraternity goes hand in hand with, and may be said to have grown out of the literary society. While the liter ary society cultivates and develops the powers of the intellect, the secret fraternity nourishes the sweetest part of our nature, all that is good and noble, and by the very name fraternity, proves that it is a band of brothers, not indeed brothers by birth but brothers b...

Excerpt from The Lyre of Alpha Chi Omega, Vol. 1: June 1894At the annual convention of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority held at Evanston, Illinois, early in March, 1894, it was decided to undertake the publication ofa journal. The Convention assigned the work of collect ing and arranging the material and of general management to Alpha chapter, which in turn transferred the responsibility to me.Since there were no explicit directions given at the Conve...

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The author of this book has lived a total of 73 years and two months at the end of July 31, 2014, and he will try to focus on main insights of the people, so the well beings of every person, place, and thing in the United States of America, to give you a light of understanding of all the people and their needs. There are many needs that need to be stressed loudly I personally think the leaders of America have failed, in governing all the peopl...

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Excerpt from Blight, The Tragedy of Dublin: An Exposition in 3 Acts Scene I. - A dilapi'dated, beautiful room in a tenement house. Beds right, left and in front left. A clothes-line crosses diagonally, so that a hanging quilt drawn may screen a bed. Beside one bed is a jam-pot on a chair. Washstand and screen at foot between beds at window. A chair for cripple beside fire-place. Tully (lying in bed, right). Eh, Mary, are ye awake yet?. Are y...

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Sex. Power. Intrigue. Revenge. Parties. Beautiful People. Politics. Scandal. Gods. Olympus is home to gods with big powers and bigger egos. Their legends and myths live on in the books of man. ...And it is perfect material for some cutting short stories from a bored bureaucrat in the Olympian Hall of Justice. Bellaramon, a minor god, separates and explains improbable gossip from altered truths in some of the most popular, most obscure and comp...