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Excerpt from The Purple and Gold, Vol. 22I love the place more every day I can't tell. Perhaps it's the men and the life, perhaps the work. Oh, I tell you, fellows, - and as the three freshmen eagerly lis tened to this grave old senior speaking of their alma mater, through his words they felt that the change which a few short weeks had wrought in them was one which would last forever.In the summer of 1755, Ephraim Williams, a colonel in the pr...

Excerpt from The Purple and Gold, 1902, Vol. 20The committee made a very careful investigation of the conditions at Middletown. Conn.. And found that Alpha Alpha was the only fraternity there which claimed to maintain a small. Select chapter. Most of the other fraternities have large chapter houses and require a large number of undergraduates to pay expenses and maintain their houses. The last Wes leyan Olla Podrz'da shows a total of 267 under...

Excerpt from The Purple and Gold, 1902, Vol. 20The committee made a very careful investigation of the conditions at Middletown. Conn.. And found that Alpha Alpha was the only fraternity there which claimed to maintain a small. Select chapter. Most of the other fraternities have large chapter houses and require a large number of undergraduates to pay expenses and maintain their houses. The last Wes leyan Olla Podrz'da shows a total of 267 under...

Excerpt from The Purple and Gold, 1906, Vol. 23Owing to a combination of lack of wealth and nacer tainty of continuance, no fraternity has, as yet, owned its lodge at Wofford. Previous to this year every fraternity rented a cottage from the college, which took the place of the lodge. But this year feeling more acutely the defects. From a fraternity standpoint. Of these cottages. Chi Psi and Kappa Sigma decided to seek more suitable quarters. H...

Excerpt from The Purple and Gold, 1906, Vol. 23Owing to a combination of lack of wealth and nacer tainty of continuance, no fraternity has, as yet, owned its lodge at Wofford. Previous to this year every fraternity rented a cottage from the college, which took the place of the lodge. But this year feeling more acutely the defects. From a fraternity standpoint. Of these cottages. Chi Psi and Kappa Sigma decided to seek more suitable quarters. H...

Excerpt from The Purple and Gold, Vol. 22 Mountain day at Williams, a beautiful, glorious, life giving day in middle October. According to yearly custom all recitations had been suspended. Students had dropped their books and in parties of two, three or more were now far away from the little town, slowly picking their way along hidden paths towards the summits Of the hills. One band had chosen the climb to old East mountain. The trees were sh...