Which College for the Boy?
Which College for the Boy?
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A recently organ- ized club, the Michigamua, aims to draw its mem- bers/ quite in the manner of the Yale senior societies, from among the leaders in all prominent undergraduate activities, studious, social, and ath- letic. In a word, the University of Michigan is de- veloping club life on precisely the lines laid down by the great endowed universities of the East.
Much the same can be said, no doubt, of all state universities, but I know of none where the de- velopment is anywhere near as rich ...and varied.
Both the leading senior societies, The Friars and Michigamua, are highly picturesque. The Friars cenveae on Saturday nights, at about ten o'clock. At the head of a huge table, carved full of initials and names of former members, sits the Pope, who commands order by rapping on the table with a spigot, and calls on the members in turn for a song or a story. The Friars have their own song, written by a member — "In College Days." It is an uncommonly fine song, and is sung uncommonly well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A recently organ- ized club, the Michigamua, aims to draw its mem- bers/ quite in the manner of the Yale senior societies, from among the leaders in all prominent undergraduate activities, studious, social, and ath- letic. In a word, the University of Michigan is de- veloping club life on precisely the lines laid down by the great endowed universities of the East.
Much the same can be said, no doubt, of all state universities, but I know of none where the de- velopment is anywhere near as rich ...and varied.
Both the leading senior societies, The Friars and Michigamua, are highly picturesque. The Friars cenveae on Saturday nights, at about ten o'clock. At the head of a huge table, carved full of initials and names of former members, sits the Pope, who commands order by rapping on the table with a spigot, and calls on the members in turn for a song or a story. The Friars have their own song, written by a member — "In College Days." It is an uncommonly fine song, and is sung uncommonly well.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Corbin, John, 1870-1959 to read onlineMoreLess
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