The High School Fraternity
The High School Fraternity
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SUMMARY OF THE FRATERNITIES' SIDE OF THE QUESTION The fraternity journals are full of such headings as the following: "Convicted Without a Trial, " in the Gamma Eta Kappa; "Why Should the Fraternity Be the Scapegoat, " in the Kappa Phi. An article in one of these magazines was in two shades of type. Upon rearching for the reason for this the following expression was found: 'The article as it appears herewith was prepared by the editor for une of the San Francisco Yellow Journals on the Fraterni...ties' side of I he Question, . . . Though the city editor and reporter promised on their honor to run the article as written that part in the bold type was omitted. This was reprinted to show how the press treats the fraternity. " As the chairman of the committee has been particularly impressed with the sincerity of the tone of these complaints it has been deemed wise to incorporate a brief summary of the fraternity's side of the case into this report.
THE FRATERNITIES CLAIM I. The argument against them have not been proven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SUMMARY OF THE FRATERNITIES' SIDE OF THE QUESTION The fraternity journals are full of such headings as the following: "Convicted Without a Trial, " in the Gamma Eta Kappa; "Why Should the Fraternity Be the Scapegoat, " in the Kappa Phi. An article in one of these magazines was in two shades of type. Upon rearching for the reason for this the following expression was found: 'The article as it appears herewith was prepared by the editor for une of the San Francisco Yellow Journals on the Fraterni...ties' side of I he Question, . . . Though the city editor and reporter promised on their honor to run the article as written that part in the bold type was omitted. This was reprinted to show how the press treats the fraternity. " As the chairman of the committee has been particularly impressed with the sincerity of the tone of these complaints it has been deemed wise to incorporate a brief summary of the fraternity's side of the case into this report.
THE FRATERNITIES CLAIM I. The argument against them have not been proven.
What to read after The High School Fraternity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by California High School Teachers Association Comm to read onlineMoreLess
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