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...of Union and Hamilton colleges, NY In that year KA entered Williams, in. Mass., followed in 1834 by 2;' #. Ohio was the third State to shelter the Greeks, and at the time there were but a total ot eight chapters in existence.* Thus we see the fraternity system is more venerable in the Buckeye...

...and Hamilton colleges. NY In that year A' A entered Williams, in Mass., folio wed in 1834 by 2 <t>. Ohio was the third State to shelter the Greeks, and...venerable in the Buckeye than in most Eastern States. For four years the Miami of AA #, which had been establish under the personal supervision of Samuel...

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...Hamilton Colleges, New York. In that year KA entered Williams, in Massachusetts, followed in 1834 by 2 $. Ohio was the third State to shelter the Greeks,...chapters in existence.* Thus we see that the fraternity S3'Stem is more venerable in the Buckeye than in most Eastern States. For four years the Miami of AA...

...New York. In that year Kappa Alpha entered Williams, in Massachusetts, followed in 1834 by Sigma Phi. Ohio was the third State to shelter the Greeks, and...venerable in the Buckeye than in most Eastern States. '• For four years the Miami, of Alpha Delta I'hi, which had been established under the personal supervision...