Sentence examples for college societies from inspiring English sources

To mainstream whites it's a tight cohesion that can't but look, from outside the cultural window, like occlusion, clannishness (sic) and inbreeding, a kind of reverse snobbery about what's 'def' and 'fresh' and in-the-Scene that eerily recalls the exclusionary codes of college Societies and WASP-only country clubs".

It can also suggest a reason for why military services, high school sports teams and college societies have bizarre and punishing initiation rituals.

The society makes regular donations to the college library, chapel, student bursaries, and various college societies.

Even in an era of LGBTQ centers, houses of worship, gay Greek college societies, and professional associations, their centrality in the lives of contemporary gay men and lesbians endures.

President Hadley used to refer to the alumni as "the Greater Yale". For more than a century they had been staffing its Faculty, sending on their sons, encouraging the College societies and athletics, supporting Yale with gifts, and sharing increasingly in the conduct of its affairs.

And for every £1 invested in the college, society will receive £2.20, which represents a return on investment of around 8.9%.

And for every £1 spent on education at the college, society receives £3.80 – representing a 10% return on investment for taxpayers.

The first college society to bear a Greek-letter name, it also introduced these frat-row characteristics: an oath of secrecy, code of laws, elaborate form of initiation, special handshake and Greek and Latin mottoes.

Ed Farmer is not the first British student to die as part of a college society initiation ceremony.

Decide what role you want to play and how you will fit into the new college society.

The differences between high school and college social environments are significant, so I'd recommend that students develop a plan on how to connect to the new college society.