Sentence examples for make a fraternity from inspiring English sources

Her son failed to make a fraternity at Amherst, because of being Jew.

She also has decided to make a map of Fraternity Row indicating which houses have voluntarily done consent training.

But Kimmel said he doesn't care what the motives are: If fraternities make a stand against sexual assault, for whatever reason, everyone will be better off.

What makes an incredible fraternity?

Screenwriter and director Dan Scanlon said he and producer Kori Rae researched by visiting many universities and even made a visit to a fraternity house on one campus.

Students at Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania voted to make all fraternities coed, rather than ban them altogether.

In 1956, the fraternity made a "pilgrimage" to Cornell in celebration of its Golden Jubilee which drew about 1,000 members who traveled by chartered train from Buffalo, New York to Ithaca.

Just 37 members make up Les Hénokiens, a fraternity of companies worldwide that are at least 200 years old and are still run by a family member.

Sylvia Plath uses basic as a scathing term for social behaviour in her Unabridged Journals, in 1950: recalling an attempt to make conversation in a fraternity room, she writes: "You've had all you can take of good-looking vacuums and shallow socialites.

By James Thurber The New Yorker, June 4, 1932 P. 9 At the election of officers at a certain fraternity convention recently one of the boys got up and nominated Charley Andrews for fraternity president, and made a long speech about how much Charley had done for the fraternity.

The New Yorker, June 4, 1932 P. 9 At the election of officers at a certain fraternity convention recently one of the boys got up and nominated Charley Andrews for fraternity president, and made a long speech about how much Charley had done for the fraternity.