Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Sigma Phi Epsilon Journal, Vol. 5: December 25, 1907
Certain it is that the Greek world is approaching an epoch, the events of which will determine the life or the death of our secret societies. The age of probing is upon us. In many institutions the government of the Greek letter fraternities has been assumed by the university authorities, who insist upon a high standard among these societies. It is confidently predicted that this control will ultimately become universal.
When civilization, in its onward course, arrives at that port where compulsory control of secret societies in institutions of learning is accomplished, we sadly fear that its wake will be strewn with the wrecks of what once were great Grecian crafts. The rotten timbers, the loose sails, and the broken rudders of these latter will sink into a sea of oblivion.
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