 ... only to members of the family. Otherwise it is not a true family life. But this very secrecy bands its members together to hide the shortcomings of their fellows, and makes it difficult to reform it from without. Its seclusiveness is now rather that...  The Crescent of Gamma Phi Beta - Sayfa 2021908Tam görünüm - Bu kitap hakkında
 | 1907 - 608 sayfa
...from without. Its seclusiveness is now rather that of a well-bred home than that of a secret society, and shows that any reforms that may be needed must...embrace the upper and lower class men, the graduate and undergraduate, for all these can be educated and developed therein. Our children educate us almost... | |
 | 1908 - 354 sayfa
...from without. Its seclusiveness is now rather that of a well-bred home than that of a secret society, and shows that any reforms that may be needed must...thwart the efforts of the Faculty to interfere in the student's family life. This was so in our own days and will always be so. To be ideal and to give it... | |
 | Arthur Lefevre - 1914 - 542 sayfa
...public view and fully known only to members of the family. Otherwise it is not a true family life. To be ideal and to give it permanence, the college home should embrace the upper and lower classmen, the graduate and undergraduate — for all these can be educated and developed therein. Our... | |
 | 1908 - 568 sayfa
...from without. Its seclusiveness is now rather that of a well-bred home than that of a secret society, and shows that any reforms that may be needed must...embrace the upper and lower class men, the graduate and undergraduate, for all these can be educated and developed therein. Our children educate us almost... | |
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