Edition |
First Pegasus Books edition |
Description |
xxiv, 821 pages ; 24 cm |
Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 697-797) and index. |
Contents |
Bonding in secret -- The secrets of Phi Beta Kappa (1781-1831) -- The founding of Scull and Bone (1832-1842) -- The "opposition" of Scroll and Key (1843-1855) -- The making of tombs, teams, and gifts (1856-1871) -- Provocations of poppycock, and Tap Day's invention (1872-1882) -- The solution of Wolf's Head (1883-1888) -- The threat to Yale democracy (1889-1911) -- The confusions of Stover and disruptions of war (1912-1919) -- Divisions of caste and expansion of the system (1920-1939) -- World war again, and other castes broken (1940-1949) -- Reforms, revelations, and rivals underground (1950-1962) -- Blacks, women, and May Day (1963-1970) -- The integration of women and decline of elites (1971-1991). |
Subject |
Yale University -- Students -- Societies, etc. -- History.
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Yale University -- Alumni and alumnae -- Societies, etc. -- History.
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Secret societies -- Connecticut -- New Haven -- History.
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Social classes -- Connecticut -- New Haven -- History.
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Added Title |
Hidden history of Yale's secret societies |
ISBN |
9781681775173 (hardcover) |
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1681775174 (hardcover) |
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